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The landmarked Greek Revival-style building of the Flatlands Reformed Church was constructed in 1848. The congregation itself was founded in 1654 but didn’t build its first dual worship space/parsonage for another nine years. Population growth over the next two centuries warranted a new church. The 1848 church is made of white clapboard with a tall spire and is set in a historic graveyard. The place looks like a Currier and Ives print of a 19th-century New England country church — if one blocks out the vehicular traffic on Kings Highway. Brooklyn Eagle photo by Lore Croghan

Flatlands history

Flatlands, once marshland and farmland, grew into a residential hub after streetcars and cars connected it to the rest of Brooklyn.

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