108 MacDougal Street

Greenwich Village | built 1890

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1. 1889

   Frederick Jenth builds a five-story tenement for E. W. Brown that houses six families

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   Frederick Jenth designed 108 MacDougal Street in 1889-90 for the owner E. W. Brown. When it opened it held four families above the basement and two more in the basement itself. In 1912 the front wall at street level was replaced with show windows to create retail space, and the facade was later stripped of its detail.

   Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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