8518 5th Ave. Closed when we went by, but there are plans to re-open it: forgotten-ny.com/2011/10/hinschs-pinched-brooklyn-candy-s...
Here are the top 10 secrets of Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. The neighborhood boasts the borough's smallest cemetery and the city's only active military fort.
Bay Ridge is home to some of Brooklyn’s most beautiful outdoor attractions and most authentic cuisine.
Your Brooklyn getaway won't be complete without visiting its smaller local neighborhoods - and Bay Ridge is one of them. It is definitely worth a side trip
Anopoli Ice Cream Parlor, opened 1897 6920 3rd Ave. Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, NY 11209
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Bay Ridge is a bit on the affordable side for Brooklyn.
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Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson left Bay Ridge to serve the Stars and Bars in the “War of Northern Aggression” while Tony Manero left it only to wind up in the…
8518 5th Ave. Closed when we went by, but there are plans to re-open it: forgotten-ny.com/2011/10/hinschs-pinched-brooklyn-candy-s...
BAY RIDGE — A restaurant located on a busy Southwest Brooklyn street corner is up for sale and community officials are hoping …
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Bay Ridge has plenty to offer for those looking for a day out in South Brooklyn, from shopping and biking to cupcakes and wine.
Bliss Castle was a horse stable and observatory tower built by a wealthy manufacturer named Eliphalet W. Bliss at the high point of his estate, the land that is now Owl's Head Park (It used to be known as Bliss Park). When Bliss died in 1903 his will stipulated that the property could be sold to New York City at less than market prices as long as it was used for parkland, and in in 1928 the Bliss Estate was formally designated a public park. I imagine there were nice views of Lower Manhattan, Jersey, and Staten Island from the top of the tower. What a cool structure it was. A place for dreamers. I wish it was still there! The handwritten text on the left side of the card says, "Dear Old Brooklyn Navy". Perhaps referring to the Brooklyn Naval Yard which would be visible from the castle. Another view of the castle, less romantic, can be seen here.
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A 1918 stone residence in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, is up for sale
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122 76th Street, ca. 1900; 131 76th Street, ca. 1865| Perched along the ridge, these two houses are located at a traffic dead end, but pedestrians may continue to Colonial Road via a 61-step “stair street.” Number 122 is a Gothic Revival mansion originally owned by Dr. Fredric E. Elliot, founder of the Blue Cross.
From the well-traveled Brooklyn Bridge to the lesser-known Ansonia Hotel, these are the best architectural landmarks to visit in the Big Apple
Killer birria tacos, grilled ocean fish with baba ganoush, and hot dogs named after Johnny Cash are all on offer in this southwest Brooklyn neighborhood
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Hinsch's Luncheonette (1946) Beaux-Arts Building (1912) 8515 5th Ave. Bay Ridge, Brooklyn © Matthew X. Kiernan NYBAI12-2027
