Results: Brooklyn Landmarks 10 of 18 The Lefferts Historic House
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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Step back into the 18th century with a visit to the Lefferts Historic House and Museum. The museum showcases artifacts from centuries past and highlights the stories of Brooklyn's original Lenape inhabitants, enslaved Africans, and Dutch settlers. Through exhibits and storytelling, visitors can explore the cultural and historical significance of these diverse groups in shaping the area. Have you ever heard of the Lenape?
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