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Creating Visual Memories

Sometimes when you first see an image it resonates without clear reason. The items I have selected have remained in my visual memory throughout my time working for the Brooklyn Museum and Project...

Mapping Brooklyn’s Visual History

Have you noticed that online, maps have suddenly become trendy? Whether I am researching restaurant reviews or looking up friends’ photographs, everything seems to be tied into a map. The...

The 1977 Blackout

On July 13, 1977 at 9:34 pm, the lights went out in New York. This wasn’t the first blackout in New York City-the “Where were you when the lights went out?” blackout of 1965 was...

Otto Dreschmeyer's Brooklyn, 1965-1968

Through his camera lens, Otto C. Dreschmeyer (1896-1983) documented the iconic neighborhood of Coney Island and other Brooklyn scenes during the late 1960s.

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A Season to Forget: 1951 Scandal Mars LIU Basketball Program
People love a scandal—particularly a public scandal involving the rich and famous. In June 2011, the front page of the Sunday New York Times ran a...
Brooklyn Hero: Burton Turkus and Murder Inc. Trials
If you didn't know better, you might think that names like "Dimples" Wolinsky, "Bugsey" Goldstein, "Trigger Mike" Cupola or "Kid...
Tracing the Tale of Talmage’s Tabernacle

As one of the interns taking part in Project CHART, I have been working with the Museum’s collection of lantern slides. Many of these were taken by members of the Department of Photography...

Pinpointing the Past

Many visitors may recall seeing the Nicholas and...