A wooden miniature Brooklyn Bridge is an unexpected addition to a Cobble Hill sidewalk, showing us once again that New York street art comes in all shapes and sizes. Built out of wood, wire and some nails, the replica has, as far as we can tell, a mysterious origin.
Both our own digging and the research by Plate and Pencil come up trumps for any official explanation. But we agree that sometimes, a little mystery never hurt. Our props to the architecturally minded resident who likely spruced up this little corner with bridge and New York skyline. If you know anything more about who created the bridge, let us know!
You can find the bridge on Clinton Street, between Warren Street and Verandah Place.
Another one-of-a-kind works of street art is currently on view here, and check out our running photographic series to see what’s on our streets right now. Meanwhile, head over to our top ten secrets of the Brooklyn Bridge to for more on the life-size version a few miles north!
