112 South Street

Financial District | built 1819

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1. 1850

   By mid-century the South Street row at 108-113 makes room for cotton brokers, ship chandlers and sailmakers

   The row at 108-113 South Street first held merchants and grocers. As the neighborhood grew more crowded by about 1850, the report says the merchants had to give up space to a range of tradesmen, among them cotton brokers, ship chandlers and sailmakers, who occupied different parts of these buildings.

   Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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