302 Elizabeth Street
NoHo | built 1905
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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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- 1905
Frederick Musty designs a five-story stable with lofts at 302 Elizabeth Street
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Built in 1905 for E.C. Schwartz, the five-story brick building combined a stable with loft space above. It has cast-iron columns and steel lintels decorated with rosettes, and the Schwartz family kept it until 1956. Nothing is known about Musty beyond an architectural office in Manhattan from 1905 to 1912.
- 1963
Artists begin moving into the lofts at 302 Elizabeth Street
The stable became a garage and warehouse in 1941, and later paper-product firms and garment makers rented space. In 1963, as the decline of city manufacturing left commercial space empty, owners Charles and Thomas Raimondo converted the upper floors to artists' lofts and residents began moving in. The building became a residential cooperative in 1989.
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