151 Bleecker Street
also 202 Thompson Street | Greenwich Village | built 1903
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The city photographed every building for its tax records around 1940 and again in the 1980s. NYC Municipal Archives.
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- 1902
The tenement at 151 Bleecker Street has terra-cotta lintels, belt courses and a bracketed cornice
Built in 1902-03 as a six-story brick tenement with a commercial ground floor, this Renaissance Revival building at 151 Bleecker Street (also numbered 200-204 Thompson Street) has keystoned terra-cotta lintels, molded terra-cotta frames around the second-story windows, terra-cotta belt courses above the second and fifth stories, and a bracketed cornice with a swag-ornamented frieze. The ground floor has since been largely rebuilt, with a commercial extension at the east and storefront infill at the west. It was built in conjunction with 206 Thompson Street and shares a tax lot with it.
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