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Eugene Boisslet House
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24 Middagh is one of the most well preserved wood-frame homes in Brooklyn Heights. It also features some unique details such as fluted Ionic columns and a leaded transom window above the paneled door. The two and half-story clapboard house was built in the 1820s (some reports say 1824, others 1829) and is known as the Eugene Boisslet House. Not only has the main house survived, so too, the rear carriage house seen nearest to the photographer in this 1958 image.
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24 Middagh Street, Willow Street facade, ca. 1960.
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26 Middagh Street
26 Middagh St Facade of three-story brick house at 26 Middagh Street with iron fence in front, portion of adjoining clapboard house on far right, and adjacent clapboard house on far left.
Eugene Boisslet House
\[Willow Street façade of Federal-style wood frame house, 24 Middagh Street.]
Eugene Boisslet House
Dublin House
Eugene Boisslet House
Thomas D. Dublin House Image represented is one of a related set (NEIG 0108), some of which may also be described in this new record; Facade of three-story clapboard house with two dormer windows on third floor and shuttered windows: Thomas D. Dublin House, 24 Middagh Street; iron fence along front and side, street light and street signs, tree and parked automobile in left foreground, tree and parked automobile in right foreground, residential buildings on both sides, and intersecting streets.
Eugene Boisslet House
Thomas D. Dublin House Image represented is one of a related set (NEIG 0108), some of which may also be described in this new record; Facade of three-story clapboard house with two dormer windows on third floor and shuttered windows: Thomas D. Dublin House, 24 Middagh Street; iron fence along front and side, street light and street signs, tree and parked automobile in left foreground, tree and parked automobile in right foreground, residential buildings on both sides, and intersecting streets.
Eugene Boisslet House
\[Rear of house on southeast corner of Willow Street and Middagh Street. 24 Middagh Street (Willow Street side only showing.)] Rear of house on southeast corner of Willow Street and Middagh Street. 24 Middagh Street (Willow Street side only showing.)
Eugene Boisslet House
\[Federal-style wood frame house and garden wall, 24 Middagh Street.]
Eugene Boisslet House
\[Federal-style wood frame house, 24 Middagh Street. Window detail.]
Eugene Boisslet House
\[Federal-style wood frame house and garden wall, 24 Middagh Street.]
Eugene Boisslet House
\[Federal-style wood frame house, 24 Middagh Street.]
Eugene Boisslet House
Brooklyn: Willow St. - Middagh St. Willow Street, east side, at, adjoining and south of Middagh Street. Also seen are Nos. 24-26 Middagh Street, at and adjoining the S.E. corner of Willow Street. This cerner building (No. 24), was a chop house in 181. In 1836 it was the residence of Oliver Hutchinson. Iu 1922 a Mrs. Griswald owned it. April 1922. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.
Eugene Boisslet House
Brooklyn: unidentified intersection, undated. Brooklyn Heights.
Eugene Boisslet House
Brooklyn: Middagh Street - Willow Street 24 Middagh Street, at the S.E. corner of Willow Street. This place was used as a Chop-house in 1815. Still standing in (1929). 1922\. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.
Eugene Boisslet House
Brooklyn: unidentified intersection, undated. Brooklyn Heights.
Eugene Boisslet House
Dublin House
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