104 Greenwich Avenue

West Village | built 1829

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1829
Mason Linus Little and Hiram Little build a pair of Federal houses at 102 and 104 Greenwich Avenue
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In 1828 the Littles bought two lots from Jacob B. Taylor, and the matching houses were finished in 1829. Each was two and a half stories tall, with Flemish-bond brick and a low stoop. By the end of the 19th century both had been raised to three stories, and No. 104 still keeps its stoop. A window across its fourth floor and a brick pediment with small stone obelisks on the roof parapet were added in the early 20th century.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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