20 Greene Street

also 26 Greene Street | SoHo | built 1880

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  1. 1880

    Samuel Warner designs a six-story iron warehouse at 20-26 Greene Street for Samuel Inslee

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    Work on the warehouse began in May 1880 and finished that December. Samuel Warner was the architect, with John Sniffen as carpenter and Richard Deeves as mason, and the owner was Samuel Inslee. The iron front runs six stories and ten bays. The Landmarks Preservation Commission later noted that a stoop added at some point had shortened the bases of the ground-floor piers.

    Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

  2. 2006

    The experimental-music presenter Roulette performs at Location One, a storefront space at 20 Greene Street

    Roulette, a downtown new-music and improvisation series founded in 1978 by trombonist Jim Staley and others, began in Staley's TriBeCa loft. By 2003 changes to the city's loft law pushed it to look for other venues, and over the next few years it played at several places around the city, among them Location One, a storefront space at 20 Greene Street. By 2006 it was performing there regularly while it searched for a more suitable home, which it found in downtown Brooklyn in 2010.

    Source: Wikipedia

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