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Brooklyn, New York
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In 2020, the Brooklyn Historical Society merged with the Brooklyn Public Library and was renamed the Center for Brooklyn History.
The Center for Brooklyn History is housed in a stunning Queen Anne-style building designed by architect George B. Post in 1881.
The Center for Brooklyn History boasts an impressive collection of over 33,000 books, 1,600 archival collections, and 300,000 photographs documenting Brooklyn's rich history.
The Center for Brooklyn History actively works to include diverse voices in its collections, ensuring a comprehensive representation of Brooklyn's multicultural heritage.
The Center for Brooklyn History offers a vast array of digital resources, including maps, photographs, and oral histories, accessible to the public online.
The Center for Brooklyn History provides a variety of educational programs and workshops for students and adults, fostering a deeper understanding of Brooklyn's past and present.
The Center for Brooklyn History hosts numerous events, lectures, and exhibitions that engage the community and encourage dialogue about Brooklyn's evolving identity.
