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The Architects of Prospect Lefferts Gardens

Posted on March 11, 2011 by dennis

Barbara Ann Rogers has been posting a series of very intereting articles on Yahoo Local Flatbush about the architects who built homes in PLG.  They are well worth your time.

Architects of Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Part I

Architects of Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Part II

Architects of Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Part III

Architects of Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Part IV

Lesser Known Architects of Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Part V

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  • LMA Echo, Latest Edition PDF

    (Spring 2023 edition)



    Headlines from this issue:

    Co-named Street Sign Eternalizes the Good Work of “Ebenezer 'Ben' Edwards” Way: A Community of Man - Milford Prewitt

    Sandwich Specialist Brings Delicious Pastrami, Brisket and Hamburgers to PLG

    Catalytic Converter Theft Breaks into PLG

    Bluebird Will Be Missed: Popular Bar Falls Victim to Development

    New Landmark Historic District on Parkside 1

    LMA & PLGNA Partner for Fall Neighborhood Cleanup

    In Memoriam in this issue:

    Rose Strickland, Midwood Street Icon Who Loved Her Neighbors and Retirement, Dies at 83 - Milford Prewitt

    Ansel Gayle, a 50-Year Neighbor of Fenimore St. and Mid-Life Stroke Victim Who Exercised Daily, Dies at 96

    Jane Thomason, Widow of Housing Activist and PLGNA Co-Founder Robert Thomason, Departs at 84

    Sydney Moshette, Jr, Who Lived Half His Life on Fenimore 2, Dies at 96

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