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Brooklyn Attitude Tours - Profile, photographs, itineraries, schedule, contact information.

Brooklyn's 17th-Century Cemeteries - Gravesend, Flatbush, Flatlands. Unsigned essay.

Coney Island History Articles - Created by the North American Integration and Development Center at UCLA, this site includes articles on Coney Island's history from various sources.

Coney Island Mermaid Parade - Northstar Gallery - Photography of the Annual Coney Island Mermaid Parade and other mermaid related carnival art.

Coney Island Photographs by Nathaniel Burkins - Online gallery, contact information.

Coney Island USA - Take a virtual visit to this famous tourist attraction in Brooklyn. Covers the museum, side shows and walking tours.

Gowanus Canal - Waterway located in brownstone Brooklyn which was one of the dirtiest bodies of water in America. Now undergoing a renaissance as fresh water is flowing through the canal for the first time in 40 years.

Lott House Project - Built circa 1800 and a designated landmark since 1989, the Hendrick I. Lott House is one of the last Dutch-American farmhouses in New York City. The project seeks to preserve, restore, and interpret the house, which is located in the Marine Park neighborhood.

New York Like a Native - Walking tours of Park Slope, Fort Greene, Downtown Brooklyn, and Brooklyn Heights. Profile, photographs, itineraries, schedule, contact information.

Northstar Gallery - Coney Island - Photography, historical perspectives, links and poetry.

Society for the Preservation of Weeksville and Bedford Stuyvesant - The Society preserves, restores, and conducts educational programs in this historic settlement of free African Americans founded in 1838 in what is today the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood.

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