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[View of north side of Carroll Street.]

View of north side of Carroll Street between New York Avenue and Brooklyn Avenue looking east.

1962

1237 Carroll Street

[View of north side of Carroll Street.]

View of north side of Carroll Street between New York Avenue and Brooklyn Avenue looking east.

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1237-1297 Carroll Street Designed by John Wandell 1913

The mixture of Renaissance Revival and Colonial Revival style details in these alternating bow- and flat-front houses is unique to Crown Heights South. To visually link these different stylistic elements, which were not typically found side-by-side or on the same structure, architect John Wandell designed some of them to have a common cornice line and a molded belt course over the first floor. Unlike earlier rowhouses, many of the houses have English style stoops, which rise to only a few steps above street level, rather than the classic high stoops of the late 19th century.

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