Shingle style/Colonial Revival, John J. Petit Col. Alexander S. Bacon House, 101 Rugby Road, Eclectic/Swiss chalet, 1900, John E. Nitchie Francis M Crafts House, 1423 Albemarle Road, 1899, Queen Anne, John J. Petit J. C. Woodhull House, 1440 Albemarle Road, 1905, Queen Anne/Colonial Revival, Robert Bryson and Carroll Pratt Henry P. Reade House, 1501 Albemarle Road, 1904, Queen Anne, John J. Petit Maurice Minton House, 1510 Albemarle Road, 1900, Colonial Revival, John J. Petit Louis McDonald House, 1519 Albemarle Road, 1902, Prairie School/Neo-Jacobean, John J. Petit Frank K. Schenck House, 219 Marlborough Road, 1900, John J. Petit Russell Benedict House, 104 Buckingham Road, 1902, Classical Revival, Carroll H. Pratt William H. McEntee House, 115 Buckingham Road, 1900, Shingle style, John J. Petit George U. Tompers House, 125 Buckingham Road, 1911, Colonial Revival, Brun & Hauser Frederick S. Kolle House, 131 Buckingham Road, 1902–03, Japanese pagoda, Petit & Green William A. Norwood House, 143 Buckingham Road, 1906, Italian Villa, Walter S. Cassin The Sovereign, 55 Parade Place, 1927, large residential complex across from the Brooklyn Parade Grounds Gallery See also List of Brooklyn neighborhoods List of New York City Designated Landmarks in Brooklyn References Notes Bibliography Gunnison, Herbert Foster "Flatbush To-day", S.N. 1908, held by Harvard Library External links Ditmas Park article in New York magazine . Retrieved 2008-04-24. Buildings and structures completed in 1899 Colonial Revival architecture in New York City Flatbush, Brooklyn Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Brooklyn Neighborhoods in Brooklyn New York City designated historic districts New York City Designated Landmarks in Brooklyn Communities developed by Dean Alvord Prospect Park (Brooklyn)