The Brooklyn Presbyterian Church in Oakland, California, is a striking example of Romanesque Revival architecture, characterized by its robust stone construction and rounded arches. Originally established in 1880, the current building was constructed in 1910.
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Social History
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Architecture
299 Third St., Oakland, California
Industry; Architecture
1091 Calcot Pl., Oakland, California
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