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Chapter 7

Recommended Next Steps for Further Research

Part of the chaptered history of Park Place, Crown Heights North III Historic District.

Recommended Next Steps for Further Research


Source What It Reveals Access

ACRIS (NYC Dept. of Finance) Full deed chain, mortgages, parties, and document images from 1966 forward; may capture the transfer from Leininger heirs a836.nyc.gov (free online)

LPC Designation Report (LP-2489) Individual building entry for Park Place: architect, original owner, facade description, alterations at time of designation s-media.nyc.gov/agencies/lpc/lp/2489.pdf (free; pp. 260--283 for Park Place even numbers)

NYC Dept. of Buildings (BIS / DOB NOW) Original new-building permit (NB 5211-1909), alteration history, complaints, violations a810-bisweb.nyc.gov (free online)

Brooklyn Daily Eagle Archives Original Kingston Realty Co. advertisements, Leininger obituary in full context, neighborhood reporting from 1900--1932 Brooklyn Public Library (bklyn.newspapers.com)

Kings County Clerk's Office Pre-1966 deed chain: Leininger to intermediate owners to Edmund family In person at 360 Adams St, Brooklyn

NYC Municipal Archives Tax photos (1939--41), historic maps, census records; may show Park Place in Leininger era In person at 31 Chambers St, Manhattan

Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps Building footprints, construction materials, uses over time NYPL Digital Collections / Brooklyn Public Library

Green-Wood Cemetery Records Leininger burial plot location, dates, and family members interred green-wood.com or in person

U.S. Census Records (1910, 1920, 1930) Leininger household at Park Place: family members, occupations, boarders, servants Ancestry.com / FamilySearch.org


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Sources: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission (LP-2489); Ralph Leininger obituary (newspaper clipping, c. 1932); Emma Charlotte Leininger estate notice (newspaper); Brooklyn Eagle, Oct. 19, 1945; New York Times, Oct. 10, 1948; New York Times, July 27, 1991 (Dr. Rachelle Goldberg obituary); PropertyShark; StreetEasy; NYC Department of Finance; Kings County Supreme Court records; Crown Heights North Historic District designation reports; Historic Districts Council; Brownstoner; Wikipedia.