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The Episcopal Church of the Mediator is full of splendid treasures that may soon be lost.
Continuing our virtual tours next week, following an enjoyable tour and violin performance at Flushing Town Hall yesterday, will be a tour of Victorian Flatbush Monday April 6th at noon. The tour will be led by Untapped New York tour guide Jeremy Wilcox. Flatbush is a neighborhood that best encapsulates the full history of Brooklyn — from its 17th-century Dutch colonial history to 19th-century residential growth to a population boom of working-class immigrant communities in the 20th century. Jeremy will explore this progression and show you how centuries of history are preserved within a small area.
You will also see part of Flatbush‘s greatest treasure: the subsection known collectively as Victorian Flatbush, developed at the end of the 19th-century by developers looking to break away from the Brooklyn brownstone mold. Several small historic districts, mansions, and church grounds dating back to 1654 are some of the highlights you will see on this unique tour in Central Brooklyn.
You’ll also see stunning homes including the Japanese House, a house that just went on the market for $3.9 million, one of Brooklyn’s smallest historic districts, and more! This tour is being hosted for Untapped New York Insiders, and you can get a free month of membership with virtual access with code STAYHOME.
Can’t join this live virtual tour? The video of the tour will be made available to all our Insiders afterwards in the Virtual Content section of the website accessible to members.
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