Brooklyn: Washington Building, southeast corner of Court Street and Joralemon Street, 1922. Built about 1851; demolished 1924. First headquarters of the YMCA in Brooklyn; Jacob M. Hopper, undertaker, occupied ground floor; later Willis & Strafford.

Brooklyn: Washington Building, southeast corner of Court Street and Joralemon Street, 1922. Built about 1851; demolished 1924. First headquarters of the YMCA in Brooklyn; Jacob M. Hopper, undertaker, occupied ground floor; later Willis & Strafford.

Brooklyn: Washington Building, \[southeast corner of Court Street and Joralemon Street, 1922. Built about 1851; demolished 1924. First headquarters of the YMCA in Brooklyn; Jacob M. Hopper, undertaker, occupied ground floor; later Willis & Strafford.]

Municipal Building Brooklyn

Municipal Bldg. Bkln.

Joralemon Street. Municipal Building, general view.

Joralemon Street. Municipal Building, detail of entrance.

Joralemon Street. Municipal Building, general view.

Joralemon Street. Municipal Building, detail of entrance.

How many? Caption: "How many?--Borough President \[John] Cashmore checks in as the first stamp customer at the new post office in the Borough Hall Municipal Building. The man at the window, right, is Postmaster Edward J. Quigley." The man handing Cashmore the stamp is unidentified.

\[#73 Court Street.] \#73 Court Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. Northeast corner of Livingston Street and Court Street at right.

Brooklyn 7, Municipal Building, 208-42 Joralemon St; Jerry Spearman, Photographer

Brooklyn: Joralemon Street - Boerum Place Joralemon Street, south side, from but not including Boerum Place, to but not including Court Street. The view shown is the Brooklyn Municipal Building. In the background, is the upper part of the Chamber of Commerce Building at 60 Court Street. About 1930.

Brooklyn: Joralemon Street - Court Street Joralemon Street, south side, east from Court Street, showing 45 Court Street in the foreground, and the old municipal building beyond it. Jacob M. Hopper, an undertaker, interred John Brown's body, of Harper's Ferry Va. fame, from this establishment. 1900\. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.

Brooklyn: Court Street - Joralemon Street Court Street, east side, south from Joralemon to Livingston Streets. In the foreground is the Washington Building, erected about 1851 and torn down in 1924, behind which is a small municipal park. The building with the sloping roof is the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute on Livingston Street. The Washington Building and the three buildings contiguous to it were later torn down and the Municipal Building erected on the site. The other structures are still standing in 1929. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection View 1: 1914 View 2: 1922