116-33 227th Street

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1931
No. 116-33 keeps its half-timbering and herringbone brickwork from 1931
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Built in 1931 by St. Albans Lawns Inc. to Andrew A. Marjey's design, No. 116-33 is one of the paired houses with a brick vestibule and a jerkinhead gable. Its upper story has half-timbering with basketweave and herringbone brick. It also keeps its wood front door, slate roofs and a stucco chimney shared with No. 116-35, and the commission noted that its entrance light may be original. The leaded diamond-pane window has been replaced.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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