See the Jehovah’s Witnesses’ Brooklyn Heights headquarters like a tourist
This is how tourists see Brooklyn Heights’ Watchtower headquarters — from the shoreline of Lower Manhattan.
The East River Waterfront Esplanade at the end of Wall Street is a visitor magnet. And one reason it’s popular is the photo ops it affords of the famed Brooklyn Bridge and the nearby buildings that have served as the headquarters of the Jehovah’s Witnesses for many decades.
The glowing golden-hued buildings in Brooklyn Heights are topped by an iconic red neon sign that says “Watchtower,” which is visible even in the sunshine of a spring afternoon.
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