101 Prince Street

SoHo | built 1911

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1911
January
Thomas W. Lamb completes a seven-story loft building for Charles Lane at 101 Prince Street
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Construction began in May 1910 and finished in January 1911, to designs by Thomas W. Lamb. Charles Lane, who also commissioned the two-story post office building next door at 103-107 Prince, was the original owner. The three-bay brick-and-iron building was built as lofts, and its roof cornice was later cut to make room for a fire escape.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission
1987
Restaurateur Brian McNally opens Jerry's at 101 Prince Street
In 1987 McNally and partner Jerry Joseph opened the restaurant Jerry's here in SoHo. McNally had already made a name with Indochine, which he and John Loeffler opened on Lafayette Street in 1984. Financial problems later led him to sell his interest in Jerry's.
“In 1987, McNally and Jerry Joseph opened Jerry's at 101 Prince Street in SoHo, Manhattan. Due to financial issues, McNally sold his interest in Jerry's.”
Source: Wikipedia

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