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The Old Stone House and Washington Park in Brooklyn
The Old Stone House
The Heart of Revolutionary Brooklyn
Park Slope’s Town Square
A Cultural Center
A Learning Environment
An Exhibit Space
A Green Oasis
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RSVP now for the 250th Commemoration of the Battle of Brooklyn on August 22, 2026.
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The Bloomberg App is a whole new way to explore museums and historic sites!
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OSH has partnered with Garden Train to create a Tool Lending Library.
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.
The Old Stone House & Washington Park has long been a gathering place for the community.
Learn more about the creation of JJ Byrne Playground, Washington Park and the re-construction of the Old Stone House in 1934 in
these photos from the Municipal Archives.
Hear about our neighbors’ personal histories of the community from
these interviews with the Park Slope Old Timers.
Search the archive of native and useful plants by using our
Plant Guide and Garden Maps
, developed by OSH Garden Coordinator Angel Martinez Lombardo.
Declaring Independence at OSH
Explore July 5th with Tonya Hopkins, The Food Griot
“Land Markings” Exhibition Closing Conversation
“Leaning Into Death” A Brooklyn Book Festival Bookend Event
“Sun Seekers” Virtual Exhibition Tour + Meditation Workshop
“Oh Wait! You’re Fascism!” Film Screening & Discussion with Amy & Jennifer Khoshbin
Craft Your Artists Statement with Suzy Kopf
Common Frequencies: “Tsinamekuta” Screening & Discussion with BioBAT Art Space
Common Frequencies: “BioSoNot” Listening Session with BioBAT Art Space
“A Time Before Kale” Film Screening with Asha Boston
Civic engagement is an essential part of our democracy.
Everyone has basic rights under the U.S. Constitution and civil rights laws. Learn more about what your rights are, how to exercise them, and what to do when your rights are violated from the
American Civil Liberties Union
The
Immigrant Legal Resource Center
can help clarify complicated immigration issues and has many resources available that can be downloaded.
Amnesty USA
can help you be prepared should you choose to protest.
If you are looking for information on-line that appears to be no longer available,
The Way Back Machine
is a searchable archive of the internet.
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The Old Stone House
336 3rd Street
PO Box 150613
Brooklyn, NY 11215
718.768.3195
info@theoldstonehouse.org
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The Old Stone House and Washington Park in Brooklyn
The Old Stone House
The Heart of Revolutionary Brooklyn
Park Slope’s Town Square
A Cultural Center
A Learning Environment
An Exhibit Space
A Green Oasis
Previous
Next
Where Brooklyn comes to learn, play, grow and connect
See OSH Then
See OSH Now
Explore Our Education Programs
Host Your Event
Full Calendar
Subscribe to our weekly Eblast to stay up-to-date on events and ticket links.
Sign Up
RSVP now for the 250th Commemoration of the Battle of Brooklyn on August 22, 2026.
More Info
The Bloomberg App is a whole new way to explore museums and historic sites!
Use your phone to scan the code below.
OSH has partnered with Garden Train to create a Tool Lending Library.
Click here to see the list of tools that are available, and to fill out a request form
.
The Old Stone House & Washington Park has long been a gathering place for the community.
Learn more about the creation of JJ Byrne Playground, Washington Park and the re-construction of the Old Stone House in 1934 in
these photos from the Municipal Archives.
Hear about our neighbors’ personal histories of the community from
these interviews with the Park Slope Old Timers.
Search the archive of native and useful plants by using our
Plant Guide and Garden Maps
, developed by OSH Garden Coordinator Angel Martinez Lombardo.
Declaring Independence at OSH
Explore July 5th with Tonya Hopkins, The Food Griot
“Land Markings” Exhibition Closing Conversation
“Leaning Into Death” A Brooklyn Book Festival Bookend Event
“Sun Seekers” Virtual Exhibition Tour + Meditation Workshop
“Oh Wait! You’re Fascism!” Film Screening & Discussion with Amy & Jennifer Khoshbin
Craft Your Artists Statement with Suzy Kopf
Common Frequencies: “Tsinamekuta” Screening & Discussion with BioBAT Art Space
Common Frequencies: “BioSoNot” Listening Session with BioBAT Art Space
“A Time Before Kale” Film Screening with Asha Boston
Civic engagement is an essential part of our democracy.
Everyone has basic rights under the U.S. Constitution and civil rights laws. Learn more about what your rights are, how to exercise them, and what to do when your rights are violated from the
American Civil Liberties Union
The
Immigrant Legal Resource Center
can help clarify complicated immigration issues and has many resources available that can be downloaded.
Amnesty USA
can help you be prepared should you choose to protest.
If you are looking for information on-line that appears to be no longer available,
The Way Back Machine
is a searchable archive of the internet.
OSH SUPPORTERS
Map
Address & Contact
The Old Stone House
336 3rd Street
PO Box 150613
Brooklyn, NY 11215
718.768.3195
info@theoldstonehouse.org
HOURS
Open to visit Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 12 pm to 4 pm
Or by appointment
CONNECT WITH US
Follow us on
and
to be kept up-to-date.
STAY UP-TO-DATE
Receive info about upcoming programs, classes, community events plus neighborhood news.
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