1098 Jackson Avenue
Morrisania | built 1902
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The city photographed every building for its tax records around 1940 and again in the 1980s. NYC Municipal Archives.
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- 1902
Thomas Quinn has Warren C. Dickerson design No. 1098 as one of a mirror-image pair of rowhouses
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No. 1098 and its neighbor No. 1100 are mirror-image two-family rowhouses that developer Thomas Quinn commissioned from Warren C. Dickerson in 1902. The curved bay of No. 1098 reaches out to the party wall of the corner building at No. 1096, echoing that building's curved corner. Limestone trims the string courses, keystoned window lintels and bracketed shelf over the door, and the low paired stoops had iron railings in a hoop-and-scroll pattern.
“Nos. 1098-1100 are mirror image rowhouses, though the curved bay of No. 1098 extends out to meet the party wall of No. 1096…”
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- 1100 Jackson Avenue2 entries
- 1096 Jackson Avenue2 entries
- 1102 Jackson Avenue2 entries
- 1104 Jackson Avenue2 entries
- 1106 Jackson Avenue2 entries
- 1108 Jackson Avenue1 entry