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Brooklyn’s Illusionist

In the Middle Ages, people believed in magic, often mistaking simple...

New York’s Leading Music Critic Hails from Brooklyn

Critics have always been met with skepticism—especially in the creative world....

Seven interesting facts about Brooklyn

New York is a nesting doll. The city's boroughs are so...

Brooklynite Paul Paccione, a composer with music hailed for contrapuntal lightness and terse expression

Paul Paccione is a US composer, native of Brooklyn, New York....

George Gershwin, an American composer who became part of the talented and chosen few

George Gershwin was an American composer. He is primarily remembered for...
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The History and Evolution of Brooklyn Street Art: From Subway Graffiti to the Bushwick Collective

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Revitalizing Brooklyn’s Industrial Past: How Old Factories Became Thriving Cultural Hubs

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Brooklyn’s industrial heritage has found dynamic new life thanks...

From a wooden cart to an ambulance: the history of Brooklyn’s emergency medical services

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Cholera—one. Cholera—two. Cholera—three. How Brooklyn Learned to Survive

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In the 19th century, cholera struck Brooklyn three times—at...

Not a sanatorium, but a death sentence: the story of the Brooklyn Home for Consumptives

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