The Neighborhoods of Brooklyn
This generously illustrated book takes us on a tour of the ninety neighborhoods of Brooklyn, providing intimate portraits of their diverse ethnic makeups, abundance of architectural styles, and many churches and festivals.
�Filled with maps, street-corner photographs, history, and local lore. As with the place itself, there are surprising rewards to getting lost here.”—New...more
�Filled with maps, street-corner photographs, history, and local lore. As with the place itself, there are surprising rewards to getting lost here.”—New...more
Paperback, 312 pages
Published
July 11th 2004
by Yale University Press
(first published November 24th 1998)
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Mar 02, 2007
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New Yorkers and those interested in Brooklyn neighborhoods
This book contains dated information (1998) yet still provides an excellent overview of the historical and recent composition of Brooklyn's diverse neighborhoods. Maps of the geographic boundaries, architectural styles, historical photographs and demographic data of each neighborhood provide context for understanding the current dynamics of Brooklyn's neighborhoods today. An excellent resource for anyone living, working or interested in Brooklyn's neighborhoods.
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