Unearthing the Past: The Lott House Legacy

This chapter explores the historical significance of the Lott House, a 300-year-old farmhouse in Brooklyn, revealing its transformation from a rural farm to a key part of urban development. Through archaeological discoveries, the narrative uncovers the lives of the Lott family and the enslaved individuals associated with the house, emphasizing their cultural resilience and connection to heritage. It reflects on the dynamic nature of cities like New York, illustrating how historical narratives shape contemporary urban experiences.