A Brooklyn Brownstone With History

C. J. HUGHES, NY Times:
Thu, 11/08/2018 - 8:00am

An 1870 house that was lovingly restored during the brownstone revitalization movement of the 1960s comes with scrapbooks detailing the D.I.Y. work.

Topics: d.i.y brownstone

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