25 Great Jones Street
also 22 Bond Street, 25 Great Jones | NoHo | built 2023
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Written with AI from the source each entry cites, then fact-checked.
- 1830
Bond Street becomes an exclusive enclave, with Federal-style houses at 22 Bond Street
In the 1830s wealthy families left the crowded, increasingly commercial streets below Houston Street for Bond Street, a short street running two blocks from Broadway to the Bowery. Rows of brick Federal-style houses, three or four stories with dormers, went up for them, and one of them stood at 22 Bond Street, near Broadway. This was an earlier building on the site. Business and industry arrived by mid-century, and nearly all the houses were later replaced by commercial buildings.
Source: Ephemeral New York
- 1940
A 1940 photo shows a squat garage on the site and the old house's outline on a neighbor's wall
Ephemeral New York could not date the demolition of the Federal-style house at 22 Bond Street, but a 1940 city photograph shows a small garage already standing in its place. The same image shows the faint outline of the house's peaked roof and twin chimneys on the side wall of its former neighbor at 24 Bond Street. The garage stood there for several decades.
Source: Ephemeral New York
Further reading
- The enduring phantom outline of a long-gone early 19th century house on Bond StreetEphemeral New York
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