Results: Brooklyn Landmarks Part 2 of 18 Brooklyn Heights
Once upon a time, the borough was a humble farmland. It transformed into residential property following the American Revolutionary War and became a city in 1834. In 1898, Brooklyn officially became a part of New York City. (Information taken from Tripmemos.com)
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If you love gushing over tree-lined residential areas with beautiful townhouses and other properties built before the Civil War, check out Brooklyn Heights. This neighborhood is protected and boasts homes with Victorian Gothic, Italianate, Classical Revival, and late Federal architectural styles. Have you ever been to Brooklyn Heights?
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The posh residential neighborhood has stunning views of the waterfront of the East River, Lower Manhattan, and is the first stop off of the Brooklyn Bridge. Step back in time and enjoy the grandeur of the past, but partake in modern shopping and fine dining. Do you enjoy fine dining? Yes
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