The Church of the Neighbor

Facade (stone) of church with free-standing sign in yard on left, two parked automobiles and two fire hydrants in center/right foreground, commercial/residential building on far left, and intersecting streets. Caption: "The Church of the Neighbor Swedenborgian Church, on Monroe Place at Clark Street where 'Good Neighbors' worship. A feature that inevitably captures the attention of casual strollers through Brooklyn Heights is the religious bookstore on Clark Street side of the building." (Known earlier as Church of the New Jerusalem.).