Berlin
Ah, Park Slope’s beautiful gas lamps. They harken back to a bygone era, though perhaps not the era [/blog/real-estate/the-gas-lamps-of-park-slope-a-surprisingly-short-history] one might suspect. Curious how much it costs to keep the (gas)lights on? Continuously running open flame lamps run up your gas bill about $200-$400 a
Gas Lamps
Those historic-seeming gas lamps? Maybe not so historic [http://www.dnainfo.com/new-york/20120618/park-slope/park-slopes-antique-gas-lamps-not-so-historic-after-all] after all, reports DNAinfo’s Leslie Albrecht. Recently, a Berkeley Place homeowner asked Community Board 6 if he could install one outside his nearly 100-year-old brownstone. Because, you know, “old-world charm.” Except that technically,