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Brooklyn Heights: Williamsburgh Savings Bank, 1929
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Brooklyn Heights: Williamsburg Savings Bank, 1929, once largest 4-sided clock in world
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Brooklyn Heights: Williamsburg Savings Bank, 1929, Byzantine/Romanesque style as marches upward
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Brooklyn Heights: typical Federal-style clapboard house in neighborhood
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Brooklyn Heights: Transportation Building, 1950, stylized lighting stanchions
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Brooklyn Heights: Supreme Court Building, 1957, all limestone and strips of windows
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Brooklyn Heights: St. Ann Trust and the Holy Trinity Church. 1847, stained glass windows in Gothic treatment are among earliest in New York
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Brooklyn Heights: Robert White House, 1825
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Brooklyn Heights: Promenade
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Brooklyn Heights: Promenade
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Brooklyn Heights: Plymouht Church , 1849, design of pews influential throughout country
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Brooklyn Heights: Plmouth Church of the Pilgrims, pulpit of Herny Ward Beecher
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Brooklyn Heights: People's Trust Company, 1903 marble Roman temple of bank
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Brooklyn Heights: NY supreme Court, Appellate Division, 1938 classicla design with Doric columns around bronze entranceway
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Brooklyn Heights: Municipal Credit Union Building; 1927 by art Deco master Harvey Wiley Corbett
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Brooklyn Heights: Manhattan Bridge, 1909
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Brooklyn Heights: lower Manhattan from Promenade
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Brooklyn Heights: Leverich Towers, 1928, grand hotel of Brooklyn Dodgers now Jehovah's Witnesses house
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Brooklyn Heights: Junior's, worl'ds best cheesecake
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Brooklyn Heights: Jay Street Firehouse, 1892, Romanesque mix of materials
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Brooklyn Heights: Herman Behr House, 1890, Richardsonian Romanesque
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Brooklyn Heights: Henry Ward Beecher, 1891, by John Quincy Ward Adams on base by Richard Morris Hunt
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Brooklyn Heights: Henry Ward Beecher by Gutzon Borglum at Plymouth Church of Pilgrims
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Brooklyn Heights: General Post Office; 1885-91 with masses of arches, turrets and dormers
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Brooklyn Heights: General Post Office, 1891 High Victorian Romanesque by Mifflin E. Bell, 1895-91
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Brooklyn Heights: Brooklyn Trust Company; 1915 by York & Sawyer, one of best bank architecture firms
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Brooklyn Heights: Brooklyn Historical Society
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Brooklyn Heights: Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Building, tops of setbacks adorned with terra cotta parapets and pyramidal tops ringed by massed smoke-
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Brooklyn Heights: Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Building, 1927, A.F. Simberg Gothic with buff brick accented by terra cotta
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Brooklyn Heights: Brooklyn Bridge/Empire State Building from Promenade
