13 Harrison Street
Tribeca | built 1887
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- 1887
Liquor merchant Alexander Halliday builds a four-story store and loft building that copies his building next door
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In 1887 Alexander Halliday, a liquor merchant, built 13 Harrison Street on the site of a frame dwelling. The architects D. & J. Jardine designed it to match 15-17 Harrison Street, which he also owned. Halliday ran his business from both buildings for years and owned 17 Jay Street, which meets 15-17 Harrison at the rear. In the twentieth century butter and egg merchants used the building.
“Halliday was a liquor merchant and conducted his business from this and the adjacent building at 15-17 Harrison (which he also owned) for many years.”
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