115-61 222nd Street

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

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1931
Monda & Bertolazzi pair this house with No. 115-59 behind one shared vestibule
Completed in 1931 for Selective Homes Inc., this two-story house shares a peaked five-sided entry vestibule with its twin at No. 115-59 and is crowned by a wide gambrel-shaped half-timbered gable. The front keeps its wood door with small colored-glass panes, a first-story wood window of leaded clear and colored diamond panes, and brick brackets for a window box. On the right rises a brick chimney trimmed with stone blocks and herringbone brickwork, and a garage sits in the cellar at the rear.
“…brick chimney with stone accent blocks and herringbone-patterned brick decoration on the right side of the facade.”
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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