Which way to the Fillmore Place Historic District?
Eye On Real Estate
This must be the place. As in Fillmore Place.
If you go to the movies at Williamsburg Cinemas, you’ve probably walked right past the sweet Williamsburg street. It’s a short block away from the theater. Take a right turn off Driggs Avenue, and there you are.
Fillmore Place, which was landmarked in 2009, is just one block long, with Driggs Avenue on one end and Roebling Street on the other.
Several buildings on Driggs Avenue were included in the Fillmore Place Historic District — one of many landmarked spots in Williamsburg that you might not be familiar with, but are worth a look. See related story.