113 East 10th Street

also 115 East 10th Street | East Village | built 1870

The city photographed every building for its tax records around 1940 and again in the 1980s. NYC Municipal Archives.

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1922
St. Mark's Church turns 113 East 10th Street into studio rooms for its residence club
By 1919 St. Mark's Church was running a residence club, the Petrus Stuyvesant Club, in the two houses it owned at 127 and 129 East 10th Street. In the early 1920s the church remodeled number 113, along with 109, 111, 119 and 123-125, into studio rooms that served as an annex to the club. The club's certificate of occupancy, issued in 1922, covered studio rooms and club rooms.
“Numbers 123-125, 119, 113, 111, 109 E. 10th Street (also owned by St. Mark's Church) eventually were remodeled into studio rooms, in the early 1920's…”
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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