174 Duane Street

Tribeca | built 1910

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1. 1871

   C. Maluken has Schulze & Schoen design a four-story store and loft at 174 Duane Street

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   The four-story building at 174 Duane Street went up in 1871 for C. Maluken. Schulze & Schoen designed it, mixing Italianate and neo-Grec features, with a brick front, stone lintels and a bracketed galvanized-iron cornice. It replaced an earlier brick building with a commercial ground floor.

   Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

2. 1912

   Butter-and-egg merchant W.O. Saxton occupies 174 Duane Street from 1912 to the early 1960s

   A wholesale grocery used the building in the 1890s. In 1912 W.O. Saxton, a butter and eggs merchant, took it over and stayed through the early 1960s.

   Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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