The Wyckoff-Bennett Homestead was built in 1766 for Dutch settler Hendrick H. Wyckoff, according to the New York Times, whose family arrived in New Amsterdam a century earlier in 1664. The 4,000-square-foot farmhouse and its surrounding land — 100 acres at the time! – was sold to Cornelius W. Bennett in 1835.
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- brooklyneagle.com articles/2017/07/19/the-wyckoff…The Wyckoff-Bennett Homestead, which was built before the Revolutionary War, is located in the Madison section of Brooklyn.
- en.m.wikipedia.org Wyckoff-Bennett Homestead
- hdc.org buildings/wyckoff-bennett-homestead/
- imjustwalkin.com 2014/04/09/wyckoff-bennett-…
- streeteasy.com blog/brooklyns-historic-wyckoff-…Peek inside the Wyckoff-Bennett Homestead, a 250-year-old farmhouse in Brooklyn, now for sale for $2.9M.
- mapcarta.com W249742821Discover Coney Island and Brighton Beach, Southwest Brooklyn, Williamsburg and Downtown Brooklyn.
- gravesendgazette.com category/buildings/wyckoff-…One I’ve long fantasized of tasting is that for Colonial Dutch wafers described by Gertrude Ryder Bennett (1901-1982).Bulunamadı: brighton
- nypost.com 2022/12/06/brooklyns-wyckoff-bennett-…
- OpenTripMap.com en/card/W218673243
- s-media.nyc.gov agencies/lpc/lp/0173.pdf