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- Our photos from last nights Brooklyn Botanical Garden Centennial Party are up: http://bit.ly/9it6th @bklynbotanic @BrooklynBased
- Just bought our tickets for the @bklynbotanic Centennial Soiree http://www.bbg.org/linnaean hosted by the Linnaean Libation League!
- Our photo gallery of the Governors Island Jazz Age Lawn Party with Michael Arenella and his Orchestra in NYC - http://bit.ly/bHzAV5
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Brooklyn House Tour Listing for Spring 2010
The 2010 Spring Brooklyn House Tour Listing is almost complete. We are excited to attend a few of these great events around Brooklyn this year. Will you be joining us?
30th Annual Fort Greene House Tour
Sunday May 2, 2010 from 12:00pm – 5:00pm
Tickets: $20 or $25 day of event
Website and purchase tickets
26th Annual Brooklyn Heights Association [...]
Posted in architecture, brooklyn, event, new york Also tagged 2010, brooklyn, brooklyn heights, brownstone brooklyn garden district walk, fort greene, house, house tour, park slope, prespect lefferts gardens, tour, victorian flatbush 1 Comment
I LEGO NY BOOK
Remember these LEGO photographs from February 2009 in the NYT City Blog? Well the Illustrator Christoph Niemann has made a book about his creative LEGO pieces.
Posted in architecture, brooklyn, inspiration, new york Also tagged book, Christoph Niemann, i lego n.y., lego 1 Comment
Urban Center Books Temporarily Closing | NYC Museum of Complaint
Credit: Paul Soulellis
The Municipal Arts Society is moving to a new location later this month, and its bookstore Urban Center Books is having a large sale until Jan. 23, 2010. The good news is that much of their stock is down 40% from the cover price. The bad news for New York is that one [...]
Central Park Sleigh Ride 1898
Two great articles from Gothamist and Ephemeral New York bring the history of the classic New York sleigh ride to life.
Blizzard of 1888
Gothamist writes about the Blizzard of 1888 in their daily archives, which include some captivating pictures from Life Magazine. The NY Times says the 1888 storm was the worst blizzard New York had ever known. Read the full excerpt of the 1888 NY Times & NY Sun articles here.
We tracked down some additional vintage photos, [...]
Ride the Nostalgia Train
image by i mei on flickr
Every year, the MTA makes us smile with its Holiday Nostalgia train which rides the tracks every Sunday from November 30 through December 28 from 10 AM to 4 PM.
Gothamist reported on this year’s 2nd annual Tea Party in the Nostalgia Train.
Here is the official message about the Nostalgia Train [...]
Brooklyn’s Famous Egg Cream
Photo from VictoriaJarvis on flickr
1904 was likely the first year the Egg Cream was served. Wikipedia states that the inventor was candy store owner Louis Auster. The Brooklyn Paper states that “The Encyclopedia of New York City” claims Yiddish actor Boris Thomashevsky invented it after a tour of Paris. The real inventor of this iconic [...]
New York Baseball
Source: Library of Congress via Flickr
Gothamist has a great post about the The Library of Congress and the photographs on their flickr page. Gothamist compiled a quick gallery of their favorite baseball photos from the New York area.
Park Slope YMCA Roof Top