Park Slope Civic Council records 1938-1965

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Park Slope Civic Council records 1938-1965

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The Park Slope Civic Council records span the period 1938 to 1965 and measure 0.08 linear feet. The records consist of newsletters, correspondence, pamphlets, and event invitations. Also included are some records pertaining to the South Brooklyn Board of Trade. The Park Slope Civic Council was established in the 1950s to address residents' concerns over urban renewal and advocate for development and improvement in the neighborhood.

0.08 Linear feet; in one folder

Center for Brooklyn History (2020-)

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Park Slope Civic Council

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South Brooklyn Board of Trade.

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