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Parsonage of the Flatbush Dutch Reformed Church, 900 Flatbush Avenue; ca. January, 1917. While the congregation dates to 1654, and the current church to 1793, the Flatbush Dutch Reformed Church's parsonage was added in 1853. The parsonage, which included both Greek Revival and Italianate architectural elements, was moved about 200 feet to the southwest in 1918, and now sits at the corner of Kenmore Terrace and East 21st Street.

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Brooklyn: Flatbush Avenue - Church Avenue (1) 900 Flatbush Ave., near the S.W. corner of Church Ave., showing at right, a view of the Parsonage, since removed. 1917\. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection. (2) The same, showing a full view of the parsonage. About January 1917. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.
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900 Flatbush Avenue

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