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I worked in Brooklyn in the late seventies delivering oxygen for the Holmes medical company and Carson Peck Hospital was on my route. The place was scary and looked like something from a slasher movie series back then. The lobby had wonderful stained glass and marble everywhere. We accessed the building from the loading dock and rolled the 200 lb. oxygen tanks into an old fashioned fright elevator with a gate you closed and a power handle to make the thing ascend. The wards were filled with REALLY REALLY old people back then all dressed in white (it was a nursing home then) The nurses still wore starched white uniforms and it really seemed like a forgotten planet in the middle of Brooklyn. I will tell you the grounds were beautiful with real oak and elm trees on the property. The Hospital building was in the middle of the property on a small hill, all brick and granite. I was always amazed that no smart boy developer hadn't grabbed it up or that the Hassidic community hadn't bought the property. If I ever had to move back to Brooklyn with 75 million dollars I would buy that property.

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From Mike Conway January 4, 2012

When the nursing home closed, it became a Kosher Hotel which was not successful. The building was demolished. The spacious property now includes a girl's yeshiva and town houses. BTW, the hospital was built in 1906. Peck was a newspaper publisher.

Brooklyn means 'one who crosses a brook (lake)'

File a lawsuit in the correct court of venue, if the plaintiff wins they will be awarded a writ of judgment, execute the writ of judgment as a lien against real property owned by the debtor. NY is a TBE state, a lien against joint property held by a married couple may not be valid unless the debt is owed by both spouses.

Brooklyn is connected to Queens by land. It is also connected by 3 bridges and 2 tunnels to Manhattan. It is connected by one bridge to Staten Island.

45 miles

Brooklyn was its own city until 1898, when it became part of New York City. The construction of the Brooklyn Bridge, which was completed in 1883, was crucial to this consolidation, as it was the first bridge to join the two cities and make travelling from one to the other relatively more convenient. Before then, people could only travel from Brooklyn to Manhattan and back by boat.

Brooklyn was named Breuckelen by Dutch settlers of New Amsterdam, before they were displaced by the British. It means "marshland" in Dutch and is the name of a town near Utrecht, just to the east of South Holland.

Be more spicific on the location 'cause there is 60 locations.

1932-1934: Johnny Frederick

1935: Buzz Doyle

1936: Fred Lindstrom

1937-1938: Woody English

1939: Gene Moore

1940-1957: Pee Wee Reese

About 9 miles.

I'd find the nearest ice-cream store and attempt to eat the entire place.

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Brooklyn is the third-largest New York City borough, after Queens and Staten Island. It is 96.90 square miles (251 square kilometers).

See the Related Question below for more information about the land sizes of each New York City borough.

310 miles

The address of the Carroll Gardens is: 396 Clinton Street, Brooklyn, 11231 3699

New York State.

The Battle of Brooklyn Heights, also known as the Battle of Long Island, was fought in Brooklyn. The New York City boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens are located on the western end of Long Island (the remainder of Long Island is part of New York State, but not part of New York City).

Specifically, the battle was fought in what is now the Brooklyn neighborhood of Gowanus, which is a little bit south of the Brooklyn Heights neighborhood.

After the battle, the American troops fled to Brooklyn Heights. The British planned a siege, but the troops evacuated before it could happen.

No, but you can go through Staten Island. You'd take the Bayonne Bridge from Bayonne, New Jersey, into Staten Island.

You'll come off the bridge onto the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Expressway. Follow that until the road splits. Take a left onto the Staten Island Expressway.

Follow the Staten Island Expressway to the Verrazano Bridge into Brooklyn.

a little over 6 hours

The address of the Borough Park is: 1265 43Rd Street, Brooklyn, 11219 1308

Brooklyn was built here because it is a beautiful place!

Brooklyn to Alberta is 2,601 driving miles.

160 miles

A point on a line segment that divides the segment into two equal parts is a midpoint.

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If its been taken then that's that..

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approx. $200-$1500 depending on condition and quality.