26 North Moore Street
Tribeca | built 1914
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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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- 1914
Adolf Kuttroff adds a one-story storage annex next to his North Moore Street warehouse
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In 1914 Adolf Kuttroff built this nineteen-foot-wide, one-story building as an extension of his adjacent warehouse at 20-24 North Moore Street. Designed by William John Larch, it has a white brick front above a granite base. It replaced a brick and frame house and was used for storage and shipping. It has also served as a garage and stood vacant when the district was designated.
“…erected by Adolf Kuttroff as an extension to his adjacent warehouse at 20-24 North Moore Street…”
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