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Many of the houses and structures between Bushwick Avenue and Evergreen Cemetery lie on dead-end
streets. Many are also abandoned or vacant, such as this one on Granite Street
A vacant former cemetery building located at Central Avenue and Chauncey Street
Pilling Street just off of Evergreen Avenue
Furman Avenue, just off of Bushwick. The sign hanging from the gate reads "LEAVE my property ALONE"
L train subway station at Bushwick Avenue and Aberdeen Street
Bushwick and East New York, Brooklyn
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_01123: 2nd Apr 2009 - 01:50 GMT
beautiful!! you should try and sneak inside the house in that 1st shot... The room on the top left of the House looks quite fascinating.
tori: 2nd Apr 2009 - 04:25 GMT
I have nightly dreams about living in a house overlooking a grave yard.
I find the sign end next to it funny too.
anon (pool-151-200-31-186.washdc.btas.verizon.net): 2nd Apr 2009 - 11:52 GMT
Check out the Cemetery :D
Peter Puleo: 6th Apr 2009 - 17:33 GMT
The former cemetery building deserves a special visit. Trust me on this one!!!
The house on Granite St was once called "Bamberry Hill" in reference to the song and old Mrs. Bamberg who lived there in 1950s Bushwick. These dead end streets were make out spots in cars.
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