160 Franklin Street
Tribeca | built 1887
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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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- 1887
Mrs. E. J. Storey of Brooklyn builds an L-shaped loft at 162 Franklin Street and 112 Hudson Street
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Berger & Baylies designed this six-story building in 1886-87 for Mrs. E.J. Storey of Brooklyn, a relative of the downtown merchant Edward A. Storey. The lot is L-shaped, so the building has a 25-foot front on Franklin Street and a second facade about 22 feet wide on Hudson Street. It matches its neighbor at No. 158, which the same firm designed at about the same time.
“The client, Mrs. E.J. Storey of Brooklyn, was a relative of downtown Manhattan merchant Edward A. Storey.”
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