[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.)
1958
[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.)
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.