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Bottle in the asphalt

April 25th, 2013


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New granite curbs

April 25th, 2013



Part of the Junction streetscape beautification project taking shape around the intersection of Flatbush and Nostrand Avenues in Brooklyn

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The Milky Way

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Jesus Is Lord Sanctuary

April 25th, 2013


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Thomas Jefferson Club

April 25th, 2013



From the NY Times:

"The Thomas Jefferson Democratic Club once ruled southern Brooklyn as its fiefdom. The club’s boss, Meade Esposito, his teeth clenching a cigar, dined with mayors in Canarsie basements and at Gravesend diners, and he cut deals that sealed elections and made and broke political careers. The club made judges, controlled school and community boards, and handed out thousands of jobs to loyal party soldiers."

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Canarsie Reformed Church

April 25th, 2013



Built in 1877 following the arrival of many German immigrants to the area

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Oh boy!

April 25th, 2013



It's been a while.

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Brooklyn Terminal Market

April 25th, 2013



Since 1942

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Empty pickle barrels

April 25th, 2013



Mr. Pickle at the Brooklyn Terminal Market

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Portal of the day…

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…and friends

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Bureau of Sewers

April 25th, 2013



Like the Bronx Grit Chamber, this 1933 sewage pumping station at the head of Paerdegat Basin (near the new combined sewer overflow facility) stands as a dignified monument to New York City's waste.