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After reading Franklin Evans I was shocked and in some ways proud of this book. I enjoyed it! It was interesting and it made me think a lot about how we as New Yorkers drink sociably and enjoy life. Some of us drink more wisely than others, but alcohol is a big part of our […] […] Our class went to visit the Brooklyn Historical Society last Tuesday. Although the library was closed that day our tour guide was eager to help in any way she could. Our goal here was to gather as much information as we possibly could about a specific address that we chose, that relates to a […] […] Nicole Gajadhar for November 10th, 2009 The Brooklyn Historical Society was founded in 1863 as the Long Island Historical Society. During this time in Brooklyn, the borough was considered the cultural center of Long Island. During the decades the building has changed, during WWI the auditorium was changed into a Red Cross area and then […] […] |