322 Canal Street
Tribeca | built 1826
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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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- 1826
Isaac Lawrence has a slate-roofed house built at what is now 322 Canal Street in 1825-26
The core of 322 Canal Street was one of several dwellings put up in 1825-26 for Isaac Lawrence, a shipping merchant and banker who died in 1841. This one had two and a half stories under a slate-covered peaked roof and was numbered 67, then 69, before it became 322. It was later divided among several occupants and its lower two floors were converted to commercial use. Architect Abraham L. Seiden's 1962-65 alterations, part of a project covering Nos. 312 to 322, left it a two-story shop building about 21 and a half feet wide.
“…one of several dwellings erected in 1825-26 for Isaac Lawrence (d. 1841), a shipping merchant and prominent American banker…”
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