South Brooklyn History
Nick Bello, Cobble Hill CollectiveDiscovering history in and around South Brooklyn \ud83d\udcda
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Battle of Brooklyn 250 Part 5: Divine Providence
Painting of artillery leaving Brooklyn (Photo Courtesy: WikiMedia Commons)
Before reading this article, I urge you to venture over to the lighthouse just below the Brooklyn Bridge where the NYC Ferry operates out of. Ignore the tourists, c...
Battle of Brooklyn 250 Part 4: What Brave Fellows I Must This Day Lose
A painting of the fighting that took place at the Vecht-Cortelyou House during the Battle of Brooklyn (Photo Courtesy: Wikimedia Commons)
William Howard trusted just about everyone he met, as the owner of the tavern called Howard’s Halfway...
Battle of Brooklyn 250 Part 3: The British Have Landed
A painting depicting the British Invasion (Photo Courtesy: Wikimedia Commons)
The Battle of Brooklyn was fought 250 years ago this August and remains one of the most under looked battles of the Revolutionary War. It was the first battle af...
Battle of Brooklyn 250 Part 2: The People and the Soldiers (Plus Some Events Happening This Weekend)
A painting of Continental Troops at the Battle of Brooklyn (Photo Courtesy: Wikimedia Commons)
The Battle of Brooklyn was fought 250 years ago this August and remains one of the most under looked battles of the Revolutionary War. It was th...
Second Ship Sinks in Red Hook
Victory Chimes docked in Brooklyn Bridge in spring of 2025 (Photo Courtesy: Wikimedia Commons)
Victory Chimes, a historic schooner beloved in the state of Maine and commemorated in a 2003 quarter, sank in Red Hook over the weekend. Victory...
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