Morgan family papers 1883-1929

Hotel St. George (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.)

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The block of buildings in the Brooklyn Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn that are collectively known as the Hotel St. George once comprised the largest hotel in New York City. Its constituent buildings were built betwen 1885 and 1929 on the block bounded by Clark, Pineapple, Hicks, and Henry Streets. Its primary building, the St. George Tower, once attracted celebrities, professional athletes, and presidential candidates, and boasted the Colorama Ballroom (at one time known as the la...

Morgan, Thomas

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Morgan, Charlotte E. (Charlotte Elizabeth), 1882-1961

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Three generations of the George Morgan family lived in Brooklyn, N.Y. during the late 19th century. George (d. 1895) and Caroline E. Morgan (d. circa 1896) resided at 119 Halsey Street in the present-day neighborhood of Bedford-Stuyvesant. Thomas and Charlotte Musson (d. 1933) Morgan lived at 1173 Bushwick Avenue in Bushwick, along with their children Charlotte E. (1882-1961) and Thomas C. (b. circa 1884) Morgan. From the guide to the Morgan family papers, 1883-1929, (Brooklyn Histor...

P.S. 26 (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.).

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P.S. 56 (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.).

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