191 Spring Street

SoHo | built 2002

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1835
Builders Hadden and Gedney put up a row house on the site of 191 Spring Street
Land on the block was bought from Thomas and Maria Ludlow in 1833 by a group that included the builder John G. Hadden, and it was divided into lots the next year. Hadden and his partner Silvanus Gedney then erected a row house at 191 Spring Street, finished around 1835. It shared a party wall with Israel Clark's house at number 189. This was an earlier building on the site, since replaced by the present structure.
“Israel Clark and Hadden & Gedney, built their adjacent row houses (189 and 191 Spring Street), which shared a party wall, between 1834 and 1835.”
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission
2002
A 2002 conversion adds three stories to the old row house at 191 Spring Street
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Work completed in 2002, under architect Michael J. Gadaleta for owner Walter Gass, turned the three-story row house into a six-story building. The alteration added three floors and reorganized the interior into a duplex, a triplex and a ground-floor commercial space. The result is a stuccoed facade that the district report treats as non-contributing.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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