A. I. Namm & Son Department Store
Art Deco department store (1924–1925) at Fulton and Hoyt streets in Downtown Brooklyn, the last surviving structure of…
Art Deco department store (1924–1925) at Fulton and Hoyt streets in Downtown Brooklyn, the last surviving structure of…
The flagship of the Brooklyn Public Library system, built during the New Deal in a curvilinear Art Deco…
New York City's first municipal airport, opened 1931, preserves one of the most intact Art Deco aviation complexes…
Brooklyn's street art transforms urban walls into dynamic galleries, from 1970s graffiti origins to today's commissioned murals across…
The Kings Theatre was one of the five "Wonder Theatres" that Loew's built across New York City and…
An Art Deco public school in Brooklyn's Flatbush neighborhood, named after New York's reform governor — and the…
Visible from most of the borough, the Williamsburg Savings Bank Tower kept the tallest-building-in-Brooklyn crown for half a…
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