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Suydam-Ditmas House
1160 Flatbush Avenue
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Suydam-Ditmas House
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Suydam-Ditmas House was built about 1700 and torn down in 1911. Hendrick Suydam, born in 1731, purchased the farm in 1759 from the heirs of Jacobus Lott. The house was owned by the Ditmas family until 1909.
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Suydam-Ditmas House
The Suydam-Ditmas House, 1160 Flatbush Avenue between Ditmas Avenue and Cortelyou Road, Brooklyn, New York, undated (ca. 1882-1919).
Suydam-Ditmas House
Brooklyn: Ditmas-Suydam House, 1160 Flatbush Avenue, west side between Ditmas and Cortelyou, undated (ca. 1890).
Suydam-Ditmas House
Flatbush: Suydam -Ditmas House, west side of Flatbush Avenue north of Vandermeer House, undated. Demolished 1911.
Suydam-Ditmas House
Brooklyn: Flatbush Avenue - Dorchester Road 1162-66 Flatbush Avenus, adjoining the S.N. oorner of Dorchester Road, showing the Suydam-Ditmars House, built about 1700 and torn down in 1911. Hendrick Suydam, born in 1731, purchased the farm in 1759 from the heirs of Jacobus Lott. The house was owned by the Ditmars family until 1909. John Ditmars, s) n-in-law or Capt. Andrew Suydam, was the first Ditmars owner. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection Ahout 1898 May Be Reproduced Views 1,2
Suydam-Ditmas House
Brooklyn: Flatbush Avenue - Dorchester Road 1162-66 Flatbush Avenus, adjoining the S.N. oorner of Dorchester Road, showing the Suydam-Ditmars House, built about 1700 and torn down in 1911. Hendrick Suydam, born in 1731, purchased the farm in 1759 from the heirs of Jacobus Lott. The house was owned by the Ditmars family until 1909. John Ditmars, s) n-in-law or Capt. Andrew Suydam, was the first Ditmars owner. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection Ahout 1898 May Be Reproduced Views 1,2
Suydam-Ditmas House
Suydam-Ditmas Homestead Primary subject: Snow Covered Residence
Suydam-Ditmas House
The Suydam-Ditmas Homestead, Flatbush, L.I.
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