113 South Street

Financial District | built 1819

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1. 1819

   Merchants and grocers first occupy the new store at 113 South Street

   When 113 South Street and its five neighbors were completed in 1818-19, the stores were occupied by merchants and grocers, according to the Landmarks Preservation Commission. The row was owned by Peter Schermerhorn and Ebenezer Stevens, and sat on valuable waterfront land that explains why the building is only about 17 feet wide. By mid-century other trades would move in.

   Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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