192 Bleecker Street
Greenwich Village | built 1901
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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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- 1901
John P. Cleary designs 192 and 194 Bleecker as a pair of six-story tenements for John Kafka
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In 1901 architect John P. Cleary designed 192 Bleecker Street and its twin at No. 194 for the owner John Kafka, each a six-story Renaissance Revival tenement with shops on the ground floor. The facades have rusticated brick at the second story, brick quoins on floors three through five, and a bracketed cornice with a swag frieze. The stoop was removed sometime after about 1939.
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