12014.
Brooklyn Sanitary Fair. New England Kitchen. New England Cooks.
Brooklyn
12060.
City Hall, Brooklyn, NY.
12104.
Navy Yard Scene, Brooklyn.
12268.
View from East River Bridge Tower. Brooklyn.
12269.
View from East River Bridge Tower. Brooklyn.
12329.
Academy of Music.
12329.
Academy of Music, Brooklyn.
12338.
Washington’s Headquarters–Brooklyn.
12344.
Untitled view of the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge. Primarily roadway work remaining.
12350.
American Soldiers. A party of the Seventh Regiment on bivouac, between the exercises in connection with the Eighth Regiment and Lafayette Guard, in the field, at East New York.
12363.
Oxen on Dock, Brooklyn Navy Yard.
12364.
Fulton & Iron Derrick, Brooklyn Navy Yard.
12365.
Iron Derrick & Ship House, Brooklyn Navy Yard.
12366.
Rebel Torpedo Boat & Sailors Monument, Brooklyn Navy Yard.
12367.
Boilers and Iron Clad Shop, Brooklyn Navy Yard.
12368.
Deck of Ship Tennessee-Brooklyn Navy Yard.
12369.
Mammoth Derrick-Brooklyn Navy Yard.
12370.
Brooklyn Navy Yard.
12371.
Navy Yard, Brooklyn, NY. Written on verso is “Paddle Frigate Susquehanna, built ca. 1850, sold in 1883.”
12372.
U.S. Receiving Ship Vermont, Brooklyn Navy Yard.
12373.
Brooklyn Navy Yard.
12374.
Anchor & Ball Department, Brooklyn Navy Yard.
12375.
U.S. Navy Yard, Brooklyn. Marines.
12376.
Brooklyn Navy Yard. Marines in parade dress.
12377.
Navy Yard, Brooklyn. Marines on guard.
12378.
Saluting Battery, Brooklyn Navy Yard.
12379.
Scenery in the Navy Yard, Brooklyn. War Steamers. 2 funnel ship. Steam cruiser Idaho .
12380.
Scenery in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
12381.
Arsenal in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
12382.
Dry Dock, Brooklyn Navy Yard.
12383.
Receiving Ship, U.S. Navy Yard, Brooklyn NY.
12384.
Cob Dock, Brooklyn Navy Yard.
12385.
Arsenal in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
12386.
Scenery in the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, NY. Dry Dock. No. 37.
12415.
The Old Mill, Flatbush, Brooklyn, NY.
12416.
Scene in Brooklyn, NY.
12417.
Parlor of the Long Island Club House, Clinton & Rensen Sts., Brooklyn.
12418.
Reception room of the Long Island Club House, Clinton & Remsen Sts., Brooklyn.
12423.
View at Fort Hamilton, Brooklyn.
12430.
Interior, Fort Lafayette, Hendrik’s reef. Fort Lafayette was an island coastal fortification in the Narrows of New York Harbor, built offshore from Fort Hamilton at the southern tip of what is now Bay Ridge in the New York City borough of Brooklyn. The fort was built on a natural island known as Hendrick’s Reef. Construction on the fort began during the War of 1812 and was completed in 1822. The fort, originally named Fort Diamond after its shape, was renamed in 1823 to celebrate the Marquis de La Fayette, a hero of the American Revolution who would soon commence a grand tour of the United States. The fort was demolished in 1960 to make room for the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge; the Brooklyn-side bridge tower now occupies the fort’s former foundation site.
12437.
Atlantic Ferry.
12453.
Montague Place, Brooklyn, New York.
12453.
New York & Vicinity. Montague Place, Brooklyn.
12458.
Brooklyn Court House and City Hall in background. Circa 1864. Shows the Photograph Gallery of Charles A. Rawson, 255 & 257 Fulton St. in Brooklyn since 1859. Later moved to 326 Fulton. Also shows Douglass Photo Studio at 330 Fulton St. Corner of Washington St. in 1863.
12466.
No. 660. Fulton St., corner Pierrepont, Brooklyn.
12472.
Moving Brighton Beach Hotel, Coney Island, with Locomotives, by B.C. Miller & Sons, House Movers, 979 and 998 Bergen Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. There are illustrations and an article on the moving of this hotel in Scientific American, April 14, 1888, cover and p.230.
12489.
Brooklyn Heights-Winter.
12498.
Brooklyn Theatre.
12500.
Talmadge’s Tabernacle–Brooklyn.
12501.
Dr. Storr’s Church.–Brooklyn.