Long Island Historical Society Building, first floor interior consisting of the entrance vestibule, the foyer, the hall, and the staircase extending from the first floor to the second floor; second floor interior consisting of the stair hall, the main reading room of the library and its balconies, and the members' room; and the fixtures and interior components of these spaces, including but not limited to, wall and ceiling surfaces, floor surfaces, doors, windows, columns, attached bookcases, attached lighting fixtures, fireplace, stair railings, and balcony railings; 128 Pierrepont Street, Borough of Brooklyn : built 1878-81 : architect George B. Post /

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