10 Jones Street

also 12 Jones Street | West Village | built 1902

The city photographed every building for its tax records around 1940 and again in the 1980s. NYC Municipal Archives.

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1902
Architect Frederick Zobel designs a six-story factory at 10 Jones Street for James Stanton
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In 1902 Frederick C. Zobel designed a six-story brick-and-stone factory, then listed as 8½-12 Jones Street, for the owner James Stanton. By 1940 the building housed several small manufacturers, still in industrial use nearly four decades after it opened.
“…originally designed as a six-story, brick and stone factory by architect Frederick C. Zobel and constructed for owner James Stanton. By 1940 it was home to several small manufacturers.”
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission
1976
A 1976 conversion turns the old factory at 10 Jones Street into apartments and strips its historic facade
In 1976 an application was filed to convert the former factory from industrial to residential use. The work removed the historic facade and completely reconfigured the entrance and windows. The eight-story apartment house there today therefore looks little like Zobel's 1902 design.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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