1. Grand Prospect Hall: Grand Prospect Hall, also known as Prospect Hall, was a large Victorian-style banquet hall at 263 Prospect Avenue in the South Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York City. It was primarily an event space, hosting weddings, bar and bat mitzvahs, and high-school proms. The hall was housed in a building that architect Ulrich J. Huberty designed in the French Renaissance style. Grand Prospect Hall was four stories tall and faced in buff-gray brick, with pressed metal decoration that was originally colored to resemble limestone. The front portion of the building was arranged around a large central staircase and was designed with a bar, a banquet hall, and various reception and parlor rooms. 2. Leroyâs Place: Leroyâs Place is a whimsical wonderland filled with original art, giant puppets, and gifts. The Pee-Wee-esque concept store is packed with handmade treasures by independent artists and affordable original art. Giant puppets and life-sized fabric trees greet you as you step inside, and interactive installations make delightful surprises as you explore the collections of hilarious and pun-filled gifts. This light-hearted and playful space is the escape we all need! 3. Greenwood Grape & Still: A neighborhood wine and spirits store where the owners (Lifelong Brooklynites) have hand-selected exceptional wines and artisanal spirits from around the world with a particular focus on local producers.
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