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A Surprise Visit on Clinton AvenueWhat a wonderful post. More like these please here on Brownstoner. When I first moved to Clinton Hill 25 years ago (then up the street from the poster at Clinton and Lafayette), I was able to meet many of the longer-term residents through house tours, the SONYA art tour, Tilley's coffee shop etc who had connections to previous funkier (in many senses of the word) times. Somewhat off topic I ran by the new location of the Brooklyn Free School, once on Clinton Avenue, now further out in Bed-Stuy. Best.
A Surprise Visit on Clinton AvenueThanks, Bob. We've updated the story.
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