Anarchist Capitalist: Otto Eckhold
The Brig Avarice
The Bangville Police
Drownings and Accidents in Newtown Creek
The Goodwin Accident, 1808
Boy Drowned While Bathing, 1853
Found Drowned, 1853
Boy: Fatal Occurrence On the Flushing Railroad: He Belonged To New York, 1854
Terrible Accident Near New York, Two Men and Six Horses, 1860
Suicide In Brooklyn, On the Bridge, 1874
Long Island Suicide: Farce Follows Suicide, 1891
Building Felled By New York City Rats, 1859
Landmark The Astral Sold In Brooklyn Deal, 1963
Body of an Infant Caught On Hook In Newtown Creek, 1855
42 Are Homeless As 400 Flee Fire, 1952
Fatal Accident On Flushing Railroad Bridge, 1858
Barge Sinks In Newtown Creek, 1935
Sixteen Year Old Drowns, 1832
Pulaski Bridge, 1954
Death By Drowning, 1845

Exploding Brooklyn focuses on North Brooklyn's industrial history in Greenpoint and Williamsburg on Newtown Creek; and the people who lived and died amidst industrial mayhem as this backwoods of New York City became an epicenter of shipping and commerce.

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