Early history and development
Cobble Hill – which was named after the conical shaped hill called "Cobleshill" or "Ponkiesbergh", located where the current intersection of Atlantic Avenue, Pacific Street, and Court … See more

Schools
• Public School 29, also known as the John M. Harrigan School, is a school located on Henry Street.
• The building on Baltic Street that formerly housed Intermediate School 293 – which closed in 2005 due to poor performance – now … See more

In the northeast corner of the neighborhood, located partially in the Historic District, was University Hospital of Brooklyn at Long Island College Hospital See more

The Cobble Hill Tunnel, under Atlantic Avenue, was built in 1844 to replace the railroad tracks that ran down the middle of Atlantic Avenue as … See more

Cobble Hill Park, on Clinton Street between Verandah Place and Congress Street, was created in 1965. The site had been the location of … See more

The neighborhood has a multitude of churches, many of them dating from prior to the Civil War. Some have been converted for residential use.
• Christ Church and Holy Family at Clinton and Kane Streets, built in 1840–41, was an early design in the See more

• The DeGraw Mansion, also known as the Ralph L. Cutter House, at Clinton and Amity Streets, was built in 1845 and altered in 1891 with … See more