13 East 16th Street

Union Square | built 1901

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  1. 1901

    An eight-story loft building opens with oriental rug merchants Andalaft Brothers as its first tenant

    Robert J. Blake commissioned the architect Gilbert Robinson to design this narrow, twenty-five-foot-wide loft building in 1900-01. Its first tenant was Andalaft Brothers, dealers in oriental rugs. Dressmakers, cloak and suit merchants and makers of children's clothing followed, the usual mix for the Ladies' Mile. A five-story brick rowhouse had stood on the lot before.

    Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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