The Red Hook Archives

A COMMUNITY RESOURCE
Photographs, maps and visual materials documenting Red Hook's history.
Open to the public by appointment.

Kentler_Red Hook 1960s

Kentler invites past and present
Red Hook residents,
businesses and photographers
to be a part of the
History of Red Hook!

THE FILES CONTAIN:
Old & new maps of Red Hook
Old photographs of Red Hook
Photos of Red Hook residents
Old family photographs
Red Hook landmarks
Red Hook buildings or streetscapes
Red Hook Businesses
Park photographs
Waterfront photographs
The Piers
The Ball Parks
Old newspaper articles about Red Hook

LINKS TO WORKS IN THE FILES:

Kentler, a coincidence and Hurricane Katrina.
A story by Helen Rubinstein

Teri Slotkin's MIXED DOUBLES
(The Red Hook Series)

RED HOOK STORIES
by Maureen McNeil with photographs by Janet Neuhauser

The Kentler International Drawing Space has established The Red Hook Archives, a file consisting of photographs, maps, and images that document the people and history of Red Hook. Fashioned after The Brooklyn Collection at Brooklyn Public Library and the Brooklyn Historical Society, this growing file is open to the public by appointment as a resource for the community's past, present and future.

Bring your photographs for the Red Hook Archives!

To be a part of the Red Hook Archives, please contact us to arrange for an appointment to bring in your materials. The original photographs will be archived / or scanned and returned to you with the scanned as part of the Red Hook Archives. Share your history in Red Hook with others and to connect old friends with new. Kentler makes final selections from the materials submitted for inclusion in this file.

I have photographs for the RED HOOK ARCHIVES! Please contact me.

351, 353, & 355 Van Brunt Street (1940)		Kentler (2008) and a 1929 DeSoto

329 Van Brunt Street		329 Van Brunt Street

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About Kentler

The Kentler International Drawing Space, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.