Red Hook's Public School 30 was built in 1868. P.S. 30 was located on the east side of Conover Street between Wolcott and Sullivan Streets.  By 1930 a modern addition was built just to the east of the original building. P.S. 30 was in bad...

Good Data Drives Policy In 2017, fourth graders at PS 15 in Red Hook collected street litter and litter data in the same area in three different litter surveys in their neighborhood.  After the first two litter surveys, the students used the...

Child care From their website: "At Learning Wheel Childcare, we believe every child deserves a place where they feel safe, supported, and excited to learn. Our day care center offers programs for newborns, infants, and toddlers, including Free 3K...

This article from The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Sunday, March 12, 1911, recounts the winter-time lives of Erie Canal barge families who winter in Erie Basin. Colonies of Cozy Canal Boats Cluster for Winter City of Inland Navigators Prepares for Annual...

The Red Hook Art Project (RHAP) is a tutoring and mentoring project that organizes professionals to volunteer to provide gifted, under-served children and youth with free classes and tutoring in visual art, music and homework help. "An Arts Tutoring...

Street address: 183 Richards Street

Union Street, north side, between Hicks and Henry Street, showing Public School No. 46, looking west from the latter. Board of Education of the City of New York September 5, 1930

Street address: Union St. & Hicks St., Brooklyn, NY

Henry Street at the southwest corner of Rapelye Street, showing Public School No. 14. The view is south on the west side of Henry Street and shows also the Lutheran Church of Our Savior. Board of Education of the City of New York, early 1930's

Street address: Henry Street & Rapelye Street, Brooklyn, NY

Visitation Place, north side, between Van Brunt and Richards Streets, showing Parochial School of the R.C. Church of the Visitation. June 25, 1931. P. L. Sperr.

Street address: Visitation Pl. & Van Brunt St., Brooklyn, NY

This is a "modern addition" to the old P.S. 30. Viewed from east side of Conover Street, from Wolcott to Sullivan Streets. PS 30 was erected in 1868 and stands just to the east of this building.

Street address: Conover Street & Wolcott Street, Brooklyn, NY

Conover Street, east side, from Wolcott to Sullivan Streets, showing Public School No. 30. The part of the school shown in this view is on Wolcott Street and was erected in 1868.

Street address: Conover Street & Wolcott Street, Brooklyn, NY