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Liberty Pole on the left, New Utrecht Church in the middle and parish house to the right.There are many events happening this weekend, but this one should be on your Brooklyn bucket list. It is free, is for everyone, and you will learn a bit about Brooklyn history. So
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Photo by Bensonhurst BeanFor most of us on the ground, the flag that rises on the lawn of Bensonhurst’s historic New Utrecht Reformed Church [http://www.newutrechtchurch.org/] could easily be mistaken for a power line. But a glance up — 106 feet up, to be exact — reveals a pointed
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Photo courtesy of The Irwin Meyer Kings County American Legion Headquarters Band The Irwin Meyer American Legion Headquarters Band [http://www.sheepsheadbites.com/2013/02/the-indomitable-four-chaplains-and-the-indomitable-irwin-meyer/] , conducted by Sean King, will perform a concert in the New Utrecht Reformed Church this weekend. The free event — which is sponsored by the
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History buffs will descend on the Historic New Utrecht Reformed Church this weekend to celebrate the 231st anniversary of the New Utrecht Liberty Pole with music, historical reenactments and the blasting of a Civil War cannon, among other activities. It’s two days of events, hosted by Friends of Historic
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Photo courtesy of BeHodgmanThe cannons will be blasting on the lawn of the New Utrecht Reformed Church (18th Avenue and 84th Street), ringing in Liberty Weekend. According to a press release, Liberty Weekend, which is sponsored by the Friends of Historic New Utrecht, will take place from Friday, May 31