Chris Brown's Sketch House

The mausoleum of Stephen Whitney (1776-1860) in Green-Wood Cemetery. Today is his birthday. I didn’t know his birthday was coming up when I ...

A 1937 Dodge D5 coupe, parked on a street in Brooklyn Heights.

  This Queen Anne-style house is on Prospect Place in Park Slope. Built in 1887, it was designed by C.P.H. Gilbert. Gilbert was known for de...

  This grave in Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery is a copy of a neo-classical sculpture known as the Monteverde Angel of the Resurrection ...

  A row house in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. It was built in 1860, along with its two neighbors. Designed by Nicholas Rhodes, they followed the I...

The Coignet Stone Company Building in Gowanus, Brooklyn. Built in 1872-73, this is the last remaining structure of the Coignet Stone Company...

I donated a house portrait commission for my kids' school fundraiser, and this was the highest bidder! I think they liked it.

  This distinctive Queen Anne house in Fort Greene, Brooklyn has quite a history. Originally built as a one-story, wood-frame house in the 1...

 Converted carriage house in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn.

  This pair of Queen Anne-style row houses in Park Slope, Brooklyn, were built in 1886 for two doctors, Edward Bunker and William H. Thallon...

  This Neo-Tudor building in Park Slope was originally a garage. Alfred E. Clegg, vice-president of the Kerr Steamship Line, had bought a ma...

  A garage-turned-residence in Red Hook, Brooklyn

  Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary was founded in 1855 to serve the needs of the burgeoning Irish and German Catholic population of Red...

Red Hook Pentecostal Holiness Church at 110 Wolcott St. in Red Hook, Brooklyn. This building was originally built in 1900 by the Episcopalia...

The Mary A Whalen is a decommissioned oil tanker docked at Pier 11 in Red Hook, Brooklyn, Built in 1938, she was originally called the S.T....

This brownstone on Ninth Street in Park Slope, Brooklyn, is one of a row of four houses designed by architect Charles Pierrepont Henry Gilbe...

  Another NY icon disappearing. Probably. The Kellogg's Diner is a Williamsburg landmark, anchoring the corner of Metropolitan Ave. and ...

 New York is a city of constant change, and every week brings news of another historic building being torn down. But there's one categor...

I heard about this mansion in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, that was about to be torn down. I found some free time to travel out there and d...

Colonial Revival house on Buckingham Road, in the Prospect Park South section of Brooklyn. Prospect Park South is a neighborhood created by ...