Cobble Hill Historic District
Description
The modestly sized Cobble Hill Historic District, established in 1969, contains a number of landmark commercial buildings along two of its borders—the highly trafficked Atlantic Avenue and Court Street—with other borders drawn at Degraw and Hicks Streets. The tree-lined residential blocks in between hold a range of 19th-century architectural styles, including picturesque Greek Revival row houses, early Italianate and Romanesque Revival buildings, and Gothic churches designed by Minard Lafever and Richard Upjohn.
Location
Bet. Atlantic Ave. and Degraw St. and Court and Hicks Sts., Brooklyn, NY, United States, 11201
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