Prospect Heights
Prospect Heights is a nice little neighborhood located northeast of Prospect Park in Central Brooklyn. The neighborhood consists of majestic rowhouses in its southern portion, bustling commercial activity on Flatbush and Washington Avenues, and re-emerging residential blocks in its northern portion. The neighborhood is home to the Brooklyn Museum on Eastern Parkway.
Rowhouses on Park Place between Underhill Ave and Washington Ave, north side

Rowhouses on Park Place between Underhill Ave and Washington Ave, south side

Brooklyn Museum on Eastern Parkway

Deterriorated but beautiful brownstone on Bergen Street

Carroll Gardens
Carroll Gardens is located south of Boerum Hill, east of Cobble Hill, and west of Park Slope. It is a very gentrified area, though I saw some "starving" artists at work on a less majestic block. The primary commercial area is Smith Street.
Smith Street near the Carroll Street subway station (F and G trains)

President Street, west of Smith Street

Gowanus Canal
Between Carroll Gardens and Park Slope neighborhoods there is an industrial area. The old industrires were served by the Gowanus Canal and its many branches and tributaries. The canal connected the industrial parcels in the area with the Upper New York Bay south of Red Hook.
The view north from the 3rd Street Bridge


The view south from the 3rd Street Bridge

Park Slope
Park Slope is a large neighborhood filled with yups and hipsters, located west of Prospect Park and east of the Gowanus Canal area. Trendy restaurants, bistros, and coffeehouses line the neighborhoods two major commercial streets, 5th and 7th Avenues.
Rowhouses on Union Street in Park Slope

Grand Army Plaza
On the northwest corner of Prospect Park is Grand Army Plaza. The plaza acts as a traffic circle at the intersection of Flatbush Avenue with Eastern Parkway and several smaller streets. A grand monument is located in the center of the Plaza.

New development at Grand Army Plaza

Borough Hall
Brooklyn Borough Hall, located on Joralemon Street in Downtown Brooklyn, is decked out for the St. Pat's holiday.

I love BK so there will likely be more pics taken in the future. If anyone else has Brooklyn pics, please share!













