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To mark Memorial Day weekend, this virtual program will examine the connections between the residents of Green-Wood Cemetery and the Brooklyn Army Terminal. Following both World Wars, the Terminal was a principal destination for the repatriation of servicemen killed overseas, many of whom were buried in nearby Green-Wood. We will also look at the monuments of many people who built, worked, and served at the Army Terminal, as well as other important figures in the development of Brooklyn’s military and industrial waterfront over the past century.
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Black Sailors and Shipworkers at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, 1866–1966 | Virtual Program | Saturday, February 27
The Other Dutch in Our Region | Virtual Program | Tuesday, March 2
Chocolate History of Brooklyn | Virtual Program | Thursday, March 4
Delaware & Raritan Canal / Camden & Amboy RR with the Canal Society of New Jersey | Free Virtual Program | Wednesday, March 10
Ships, Shanties, and the Shamrock: Brooklyn's 19th Century Irish Waterfront | Virtual Program | Wednesday, March 17
Celebrating One Year, 200 Episodes of Virtual Programs | Virtual Happy Hour | Friday, March 19
Around the World in One Kitchen with Brian Hoffman | Virtual Program | Saturday, March 20
Where is Pete Panto? Corruption and Crusaders on NYC's Waterfront | Virtual Program | Monday, March 22
