111 Hudson Street
Tribeca | built 1906
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- 1905
Olive importers Susman J. Valk & Brother build a six-story loft at 111-113 Hudson Street
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In 1905 the firm of Susman J. Valk & Brother put up a six-story store and loft building, fifty feet wide, to house its olive importing business. Henri Fouchaux designed it in a neo-Renaissance style, with a brick grid of piers and terra-cotta ornament on the top story. The new building replaced two older structures on the lot, one of wood and one of masonry.
“…erected in 1905 by the firm of Susman J. Valk & Brother to house its olive importing business…”
- 1920
The Valk brothers' firm becomes the Falcon Packaging Company and stays on at 111-113 Hudson
By about 1920 the Valk brothers' olive firm was known as the Falcon Packaging Company, and it occupied the building at 111-113 Hudson Street for some time. The ground story of the building remains in commercial use. The Landmarks Preservation Commission's report gives the name change only as an approximate date.
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