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Includes Brooklyn Artists Gym, Michael Scott Berman Photography, Tony Valez, and Women artists living in Brooklyn.

Includes Brooklyn Book Festival.

Includes Amateur Chamber Music Players, NYC; Arts at St. Ann's; Black Theater Alliance; Brooklyn Conservatory of Music; Brooklyn Lyric Opera Association; Brooklyn Opera Company; Brooklyn Philharmonic; Brooklyn String Orchestra; Catholic Diocesan Choristers; Chelsea Theatre; Dance; Egbe Omo Nago Folkloric Ensemble; Gilbert Dramatic Association; Pearl Primus Dance Company; Philharmonic Society of Brooklyn; and Polish Theater Group.

Includes architecture and sculpture, exhibitions, Kentler International Drawing Space, Object Image Gallery, and Summa Gallery.

Includes Bank of the Manhattan Co., Bay Bridge Savings and Loan Association, Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Company, Broadway Trust Co., Brooklyn Savings Bank, Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn, Dime Savings Bank of Williamsburgh ("70 Years," 1934), East Brooklyn Savings and Loan Association, Flatbush Savings Bank, Flatbush Trust Company, Franklin Trust, German Savings Bank, Greater New York Savings Bank, Greenpoint Savings Bank, Hamburg Savings, Kings County Savings Bank, Lincoln Savings Bank, Long Island Bank (includes John Lefferts bank note), Municipal Bank, National City Bank of New York, North Side Bank, People's Trust Company, Roosevelt Savings Bank of the City of New York, Savings Bank Trust Company (1946 annual report), South Brooklyn Savings Bank, Williamsburg Savings Bank, and Williamsburg Trust Company.

Bay Ridge History by Ann Cagan; Directory of Bay Ridge Organizations by Brevoort Savings Bank, 1964; Community In Which You Live, 1950; Ovington Village Association; Zoning Report, Dept. of City Planning, 1978.

Including Post-war improvements, 1943.

Includes Brooklyn Battery Bridge, Manhattan Bridge, Meeker Avenue Bridge, Thirteenth Avenue Bridge, Verrazano Bridge (Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge), and Williamsburg Bridge.

Including Brighton Beach Music Hall.

Mailings, pamphlets and flyers, reports and newsletters.

This folder contains one item: a permanent membership certificate issued to Henry E. Pierrepont.

Book cards, lists, plates and pockets; Brooklyn Collection; call slips, stickers, and labels; career opportunities; cataloging and Book Ops; exhibits and programs; forms; gala programs; history; manual; library cards, guides, and directories; marketing campaigns; mousepads; summer reading.

"A Post-War Plan for Brownsville," Brownsville Boys Club for the Betterment of Youth, Brownsville Community Council, Brownsville Tomorrow maps.

Includes Duryea House.

Includes the following businesses: ACME Sales Co.; ACME Smoked Salmon; Adams Express Company; Ajax Chemical Fire Engine; Arkenau Co.; Austin, Nichols & Co.; Automobile Supply Manufacturing Co.; Baker & Fox; Baker, H.J. & Bro.; Balch Price Co. (furs); H. Batterman Co.; E.W. Bliss Co.; Bohannan, Wilson; Broadway Tea House; Brooklyn Brew Shop; Brooklyn Lace Paper Works; Brooklyn Lock Company; Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange; Bushwick and Newtown; Central Supply Co.; The Chat; Chrome Steel Co.; Cohn's Credit Clothing Co.; Colonial Works Inc.; Community Bookstore; Consumers Malted Milk Company; Convisers' Uneeda Credit Clothing Co.; Day's Style Shop; DeMilt, Wilburt; Doxsee's Little Neck Clam Products; Dunlap & Co. (hats); Ebinger; Empire Stores; Force, Wm A. & Co; Gardiner-Lucas Licorice Co.; Gleason-Tiebout Glass Company; Graham Chemical Pottery Works; Gumpert, S. & Co.; Hall-Mark Electrical Sales Co.; Hammett, J.L. Co.; Hammond, C.S. & Co.; Julius J. Heinrich (floriculture); Herwig, P.C. and Co.; Holliston Mills, Inc.; Houchin's Machine Works; Ideal Novelty and Toy Co.; Ingersoll Paint/Patron's Paint Works Inc.; Jessal Co.; Kason Hardware Corporation; Kissel, John & Son; La Rosa and Sons, Inc.; Long Island Express Company; Masury, John W. & Sons; Mergenthaler Linotype Company; Metropolitan Greenhouses; Miller, William P. Company; Modern Biscuit Corporation; Murray, W.H.; New York Saw Works, Inc.; New York Stamping Co.; Nurnberg Thermometer Co.; Oppenheim, Collins & Co.; Orange Outdoor Advertising; P. Freel; Pioneer Instrument Co.; Potdevin Machine Co.; Read, Gleason and Read; Reid's Union Dairy, Inc.; Renken, M.H. Dairy Co.; Rikers Laboratories; Robbins, D. & Co.; Roberts Numbering Machine Company; Roehrig-Bielenberg Co.; Rosenberg & Son: Men's, Boys' and Children's Clothing; Rotary File Co.; Sacol Laboratory; Schaefer & Budenberg; Smith, Willard H.; Sperry Gyroscope Co., Inc.; Stern's Pastry Shop; Sternau, S. & Co.; Stimpson, Edwin B. Company; Sturtevant Overin Co., Inc.; Tagliabue, C. J. Mfg. Co.; Tension Envelope Co.; Treat Company; Trunz Meat Stores; Union Porcelain Works (Greenpoint); Urban Oyster; Vitagraph Company of America; Vogel, William, & Bros.; Walker, A.H.; Ward Baking Company; Waterbury Cordage; Wechsler and Abraham (see also Stores and Shops: Abraham & Straus); Williams, George A. and Son; Woodhouse, J.S. Company; Zeman Brothers.

Includes Carnivals, Anniversary Day, Brooklyn and Long Island Fair (1864), Brooklyn Anniversaries, Centennial of Inauguration of George Washington (1889), and West Indian Day Parade/Carnival.

Including Evergreens and Jewish cemeteries.

Master plan.

Amersfort Council, Order of United American Mechanics; Anvil Chorus; Apollo Club; Assembly Regular Club; Aurora Grata Club; B.P.O. Elks: Brooklyn Lodge No. 22; Blessed Sacrament Club; Brooklyn Bird Club; Brooklyn Camera Club; Brooklyn Club; Brooklyn League; Brooklyn Negro Civic Corporation; Brooklyn Poetry Circle; Brooklyn Revenue Reform Club; Brooklyn Riding Club; Brooklyn Rowing Club; Brooklyn Single Tax Club; Brooklyn Women's Club; Brooklyn Young Republicans Club; Congress of West Indian American Organizations; Cortelyou Club; Court Gravesend; Crescent Athletic Club; East Brooklyn Union Campaign Club; East Midwood Civic Association; Franklin Literary Society; Friendly Sons of St. Patrick; Germania Club; Grand Army of the Republic; Hamilton Club; Hanover Club; International Order of Odd Fellows (Amersfort Council); Invincible Club; Kings County Democratic Club; Kings County Medical Society; Knickerbocker Field Club; Laurence Social Club; Masonic; Membership cards – Betts Family, 1896-1945; Midwood Club; Montauk Club; Mrs. Field's Literary Club; Municipal Club; National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Brooklyn Club; National Provident Union; New England Society in the City of Brooklyn; New Utrecht Liberty Pole Association; New York Civil Liberties Union Brooklyn Chapter; Osborne Club; Oxford Club; Rembrandt Club; Rhodes, John W. Social Club; Riding and Driving Club of Brooklyn; Rotary Club; Seidl Society; Society of Old Brooklynites; South Brooklyn Community Club; St. Nicholas Society; St. Patrick Society; Union Course Civil Association; Union League Club; Unionists' Association; Utrecht Council; Williamsburg Luncheon Club; Wings Club (yearbook 1950-51).

Includes Improvement Ground Breaking Ceremony and New York Aquarium.

Two 1951 reports: Committee on Use of Narcotics Among Teen Age Youth and Mayor's Committee on Drug Addiction.

Includes the view book Brooklyn's Garden: Views of Picturesque Flatbush by Charles Ditmas, 1908 (library copies under call number 917.4723 D615 B and an additional archival copy under call number V1986.019); Flatbush Avenue; Flatbush Historical Society; Flatbush-Nostrand Chamber of Commerce; and Houses.

Gowanus Bay, Old Stone House, Miss Gowanus (facsimile of artist's book, 1996).

Including Design Trust for Public Space.

Including Lake House, Van Sicklen House, and Hook & Ladder.

Including Peter Cooper's Row.

Including Civil War and Dutch.

Beth Moses Hospital; Beth-El Hospital; Brookdale Hospital Medical Center; Brooklyn Cancer Hospital; Brooklyn Eye & Ear Hospital; Brooklyn Home for Consumptives; Brooklyn Hospital; Brooklyn Jewish Hospital; Brooklyn State Hospital; Coney Island Hospital; Fort Hamilton Veteran's Hospital; Jewish Hospital of Brooklyn; Jewish Sanitarium Hospital for Chronic Diseases; King's County Hospital; Kingston Avenue Hospital; Long Island College Hospital; Methodist Episcopal Hospital; Norwegian Hospital; St. Charles Orthopedic; St. Mary's Hospital; St. Peter's Hospital; William McKinley Memorial Hospital; Williamsburg Pediatric Specialty Center (Schneider Children's Hospital).

Includes Bossert, Brighton Beach, Mohawk and St. George.

Including Martense Homestead.

Including Brownsville, Concord Village Project, Cooper Park Houses, Fort Greene, Gowanus Houses, Grand Jury Fire Investigation, Howard Houses, Jamaica Bay Emergency, Riverside Buildings, Van Dyke Houses, and Wallabout Houses.

Including for Bar Mitzvahs, holidays, and weddings.

Including Building Trades Employers' Association and Empire Protective Association.

Memorial at Verdun.

Including Harbor and Schenk Homestead.

Includes Brooklyn Children's Museum, Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences (including "Our Brooklyn" by Ralph Foster Weld and Edward S. Curtis lecture), Brooklyn Museum (including Brooklyn artists and Community Gallery), Eden Musee, Greenpoint Monitor Museum, and Whitney Museum of American Art.

Holiday magazine Brooklyn feature, June 1950; Business Week article on Brooklyn, 1953; Fund Raiser magazine, 1966; publication announcement from The Lantern: A Magazine of Poetry (located on Montague Street), circa mid-1900s; New York Times "The Miracle of Brooklyn" supplement, 1988; Newsday Magazine Brooklyn features, 1988 and 1989; Brooklyn: A Magazine of the Other City, Fall 1989; Brooklyn Paper Publications "Brooklyn's Best Awards" program, 1990; Daily News "Brooklyn: The City of Neighborhoods" supplement, 1990.

Including Van Pelt Manor.

Including Central and Old Sun buildings.

Includes American Institute of Architects, Ancient Order of Hibernians, Bedford-Stuyvesant Beautification Association, Black American Roots Society, Brooklyn Art Association, Brooklyn Athletic Association, Brooklyn Art Guild, Brooklyn Arts Council, Brooklyn Employee's Association, Brooklyn Library Council, Brooklyn Sunday School Union, Brownstone Revival Coalition, Community Boards, Greek Letter Societies Phi Sigma Chi, Greensward Foundation Inc., Hadassah Central (Brooklyn chapter), Heart of Brooklyn, Homecrest Community Services, International Brick Collectors' Association, Italian Historical Society of America, Italian Mutual Aid Society Flower of Boro Park, Knights of Temperance, Magnolia Tree Earth Center, Medical, Brooklyn Tuberculosis & Respiratory Disease Association, Medical Society of the County of Kings, New York Library Club, Prospect Lefferts Gardens Neighborhood Association, Sorosis, Triangle Parks Flatbush Avenue Improvement Committee, Triple Canopy, United Boys Brigade of America, United Nations Association of Brooklyn, United Regular Democratic Organization, United States Naval Armed Guard Center, Visiting Nurse Association of Brooklyn, Wyckoff House and Association, YMCA (including Prospect Park branch), Youth organizations, and YWCA.

Including Canarsie Pier, Dyker Beach, Fort Greene Park, and Prospect Park.

Includes Badillo, Herman; Central Brooklyn Mobilization for Political Action; Communist Party; Independent Progressive Politics Network; Low, Seth; Mailer / Breslin; Millman, Joan; NY State; Progressive Labor Party; Revolutionary Youth League; and United Taxpayers Party.

Includes Beecher, Henry Ward; Buchalter, Louis; Corse Payton Theatre Company; Fulton, Robert; Griswold, Stephen; Lord Sterling (Alexander, William); Macmonnies, Frederick W.; Moses, Robert; Roebling, John A.; Roebling, Washington A.; and Vogel, William.

Including "Facts and Figures of Your Brooklyn Post Office."

Recreation Survey.

Including Judaism and Jehovah's Witnesses.

Includes ASPCA, Brooklyn Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor, Brooklyn Bureau of Social Service, Brooklyn Caregivers Resources Committee, Brooklyn Children's Aid Society, Brooklyn Federation of Jewish Charities, Brooklyn Home for the Aged, Brooklyn Home for Aged Men, Brooklyn Industrial School and Home for Destitute Children, Brooklyn Teen Challenge, Flatbush Boys Club, Hebrew Educational Society, Homes and Shelters, Juvenile Temperance Society, National League for Women's Service, Orphan Asylum Society of the City of Brooklyn, Royal Arcanum, Settlement Houses Colony House, Southern Relief Committee, Towarzystwo Wzajemnej Pomocy – St. Malachowskiego, and Young Women's Christian Association (Y.W.C.A.).

Includes Atlantic Avenue.

Including Kings Theaters.

Including road maps.

Brooklyn Union Ferry Co.; Brooklyn, Flatbush, and Coney Island Railway; Flatbush Avenue Line bus ticket; Fulton St. "L" (elevated train), 1916; Floyd Bennett Field; Interborough Parkway; IRT/Flushing Line press release, 1950; Manhattan Beach; subway and bus maps; trolleys.

Includes Brooklyn Edison Co., Brooklyn Gas Light Co., Brooklyn Union Gas Co., Coney Island Sewage Treatment Works, Consolidated Edison (Con Ed), Edison Electric Illuminating Company, and New York Telephone Company.