Washington Green

224 Sullivan Street | Greenwich Village | built 1852

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1. 1930

   Oliver and Thomas Williams turn three old Sullivan Street tenements into modern small apartments called Washington Green

   In 1930-31 Oliver and Thomas Williams, trading as Washington Green Inc., rebuilt 224, 226 and 228 Sullivan Street with their rear buildings, a project projected to cost $60,000. The storefronts installed by 1906 were removed, and a garden was laid out between the front and rear buildings. By the twentieth century the houses had held as many as 30 families each.

   Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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