23 Cornelia Street
West Village | built 1912
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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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- 1912
A stable built for Joseph Marron at 23 Cornelia Street becomes a laundry, then a photographer's studio
Charles B. Meyers designed the two-story stable at 23 Cornelia Street for Joseph Marron around 1912. In 1925, when it served as both garage and stable, Vincent M. Cajano was hired to alter the interior for use as a laundry. In 1967 it was converted into a photographer's studio with a one-car garage and an apartment on the second floor.
“In 1925, Vincent M. Cajano was hired to alter the interior of the building then used as both a garage and stable for use as a laundry.”
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