Remembering Brooklyn Square

Collection (2010) and Brooklyn Square, the Lost Neighborhood, and Beyond (2013)--now turns her full attention to the last three decades in the long life of Brooklyn Square, once considered the heart of Jamestown, New York. Presented in nine sections, her latest book features personal narratives that range from stories about the commercial, residential, and industrial life of the Square to some little known facts about its history. With over two hundred photographs, a Brooklyn Square directory and map, a chapter that showcases scenes of the Square in the 1930s, and a section that captures the historic visit of Teddy Roosevelt to the city in 1900, Remembering

Brooklyn Square: The 1930s to The 1960s is a must read for both the older generations of Jamestonians who remember the Square from its glory days and the younger generations who can now learn about a part of the city of Jamestown that is no more. Through this comprehensive and captivating look at Brooklyn Square, Lindquist's latest book completes her trilogy of Jamestown history that has proven to be a journey of discovery for both her and her readers.