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Bushwick’s Huberty House Becomes an Official Landmark

Last week city officials named Huberty House, a 117-year-old colonial-style house on Bushwick Avenue, an official landmark.

Bushwick’s Huberty House Becomes an Official Landmark

Bushwick’s Huberty House Becomes an Official Landmark

Last week city officials named Huberty House, a 117-year-old colonial-style house on Bushwick Avenue, an official landmark.

Bushwick’s Huberty House Becomes an Official Landmark

When you think of Bushwick, maybe you don’t immediately think of 350 years of history, but our neighborhood has several locations, which have been recently recognized as historic landmarks, and more are awaiting the status. 

Last week, Huberty House, a 117-year-old colonial-style house at 1019 Bushwick Ave., was declared an official landmark . Ulrich Huberty, a renowned Bushwick architect, built the mansion for his…

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