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With tour guide (and filmmaker) Jane Rose and the man himself, H.P. Lovecraft.
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Jane in front of 259 Parkside Avenue, a ritzy Flatbush address where Lovecraft lived with his wife Sonia Greene.
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Martense Street, which crosses Parkside Avenue and likely gave Lovecraft the name for the cursed family in "The Lurking Fear." The street itself is mentioned in "The Horror at Red Hook."
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The Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, mentioned in Lovecraft's "The Horror at Red Hook" as the site of Robert Suydam's wedding.
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Outside the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church's graveyard. In one of his letters Lovecraft mentions stealing a chip from one of the old headstones for inspiration. He also used this graveyard as inspiration for his story "The Hound."
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Outside the graveyard.
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The graveyard.
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169 Clinton Street, the boarding house in which Lovecraft lived after he separated from Sonia Greene. It was living here that inspired him to write the stories "The Horror at Red Hook" and "Cool Air."
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Jane in front of 169 Clinton Street.
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Jane in front of the St. Charles Borromeo Church in Brooklyn Heights, which may have inspired part of "The Horror at Red Hook."