LEADING  MANUFACTURERS  AND  MERCHANTS  CITY  OF  BROOKLYN


S. E. STURTEVANT

Livery and Boarding Stables
corner Warren and Henry Streets.-

One of the largest concerns in this line in the city of Brooklyn is that 
conducted by Mr. E. B. Sturtevant, who continues the above business under 
his father's well-known name. It was founded in 1866, by Mr. S. E. Sturtevant, 
the father, who died in 1883, and the present proprietor at once succeeded 
to the entire business, he, however, having been connected with his father 
since 1879, and occupied quarters on Pacific street and Clinton street until 
1880 when he removed to his present commodious place. 

Here he occupies a two-story brick building, 50x75 feet in dimensions. The 
stables have ample accommodation for forty horses and forty carriages. Mr. 
Sturtevant owns a full line of horses and coaches, coupes and phaetons, 
which are always at the disposal of the public at the most reasonable rates. 
Competent men are employed in attending to the wants of patrons. 

Mr. Sturtevant is a native of Vermont and has been a resident of Brooklyn for 
thirty-four years, where he is well known as a man of rectitude, honor, and 
strict reliability. 



With Special Thanks to: Cathy Harrison Speciale
Transcribed exclusively for the Brooklyn Genealogical Information Pages: Nancy E. Lutz

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