Landmarks Preservation Commission proposes section of Bushwick as historic district
The proposed landmark consists of 32 brick and brownstone row houses on Linden Street, between Broadway and Bushwick Avenue.
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Nov 1, 2022, 5:01 PM
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9h agoThe city's Landmarks Preservation Commission has proposed to make a section of Bushwick a historic district.
The proposed landmark consists of 32 brick and brownstone row houses on Linden Street, between Broadway and Bushwick Avenue. Designed by several Brooklyn architects, researchers say they have chosen this block because it has been identified in agency surveys for the quality and integrity of the architecture.
Researchers also say this block represents a highly successful integration of late 19th century sty
