Pierrepont Mansion Facade of large. four-story masonry house: Pierrepont Mansion, 1 Pierrepont place; canopy over front door, iron fence along front and side, street light, street signs, fire hydrant, and tree in right foreground, residential (?) building on far left, and intersecting streets.

Brooklyn: Henry Evelyn Pierrepont House, 1 Pierrepont Place, 1922.

Brooklyn: Pierrepont Place - Pierrepont Street 1-3 Pierrepont Place, west side, south from Pierrepont to Montague Streets. The pedestrians bridge in the background, crosses Montague Street, which at this point, slopes down to the East River. Also seen is 2-10 Montague Terrace, west side, south from Montague to Remsen Streets. (Montague Terrace, is really a continuation of Pierrepont Place). June 1926. Brown Brothers.

Pierrepont Mansion Facade of large, four-story masonry house: Pierrepont Mansion, 1 Pierrepont Place; awning over front door, iron fence along front and side, street light, street signs, and fire hydrant in right foreground, and intersecting streets.

Shelter for vets? Facade of large, four-story masonry house: Pierrepont Mansion, 1 Pierrepont Place; iron fence along front and side, street light, street signs, and fire hydrant in right foreground, woman pushing child in stroller and child standing on sidewalk in left foreground, and residential (?) building on far left; snow-covered street and sidewalk. Caption: "Shelter for vets?--The Pierrepont mansion at 1 Pierrepont Place was pointed out by City Housing commissioner as one of the empty homes city might use for housing vets."

Brooklyn: view of Pierrepont Street and Henry Evelyn Pierrepont mansion at 1 Pierrepont Place, undated.

Brooklyn: Pierrepont Street - Pierrepont Street Pierrepont Street, south side, west from No. 20 at left foreground. The building with the flag displayed is No 10. and known as the Chittendon House. At the left background, is part of the Pierrepont Mansion facing and know as No. 1 Pierrepont Place. May 1925. A continuation of No. 1 showing at left background, the complete view of the Pierrepont Mansion facing Pierrepont Place. At left is partial view of No. 6 Pierrepont Street. April 1925. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.