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176 Columbia Heights, 1958. This 19th century rowhouse was owned in the 1940s by an executive of the nearby Squibb Pharmaceutical Company named Ferdinand Nitardy. Nitardy had his old rowhouse renovated in a Regency style in 1943 and around the same time was engaged in a battle, along with his neighbors, to stop the construction of the Brooklyn Heights Promenade. The neighbors lost and the construction of the feature commenced in 1946.
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176 Columbia Heights
\[Sherman Homestead] Facade of three-story clapboard house: Sherman Homestead, 176 Columbia Heights; iron fence and gate in foreground and residential buildings on both sides.
176 Columbia Heights
Sherman Homestead Facade of three-story clapboard house: Sherman Homestead, 176 Columbia Heights; iron fence and gate in foreground and residential buildings on both sides.
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\[#176 Columbia Heights (center).] \#176 Columbia Heights (center)
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\[Small building at right center is #176 Columbia Heights.] Small building at right center is #176 Columbia Heights. A portion of #184 is showing at far left.
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\[Looking at the west side of Columbia Heights between Clark and Pineapple Streets.]
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Brooklyn: Columbia Heights - Clark Street 170-178 Columbia Heights, west side, south of Clark Street. The Shearman homestead, a land mark for the past century, was purchased by Carl Gottesman, New York Investor, who plans to erect a modern apartment on site. 1934\.
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