Midwood, Brooklyn
United States
Midwood, Brooklyn appears in 45 Bunkabop connections with 5691 other places across 15 topics, with religion and film forming its two dominant threads. Its strongest city-to-city overlap falls with Brooklyn, New York City, and Los Angeles, California. The film cluster traces directly to Vitagraph Studios, a facility Warner Bros. acquired in the 1920s and ran until moving operations to Hollywood in 1939.
Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty
Connects Midwood, Brooklyn to: Williamsburg, Brooklyn | Rego Park
Didi Conn
Connects Midwood, Brooklyn to: Brooklyn, New York
Syrian Jews
Connects Midwood, Brooklyn to: Damascus, Syria | Aleppo, Syria
Vitagraph
Connects Midwood, Brooklyn to: Deep Ellum, Dallas | Franklin Hills, Los Angeles
Midwolde
Connects Midwood, Brooklyn to: Leek, Netherlands | Tolbert, Netherlands
Orthodox Jews
Connects Midwood, Brooklyn to: Monticello, New York | Herzliya Pituah, Israel | Givat Massuah
WNET
Connects Midwood, Brooklyn to: New York City, New York | Newark, New Jersey | Plainview, New York
Kings Highway (Brooklyn)
Connects Midwood, Brooklyn to: Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn | Brownsville, Brooklyn | Homecrest, Brooklyn
Coney Island Avenue
Connects Midwood, Brooklyn to: Brooklyn, New York | Gravesend, Brooklyn | Homecrest, Brooklyn
Fatty Arbuckle
Connects Midwood, Brooklyn to: Long Beach, California | Fontana, California | Signal Hill, California
Touro College
Connects Midwood, Brooklyn to: Manhattan, New York | East New York | Kew Gardens Hills, Queens | Homecrest, Brooklyn
Nostrand Avenue
Connects Midwood, Brooklyn to: Flatbush | Fort Greene, Brooklyn | Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn | Wingate, Brooklyn