322 East 3rd Street

also 324 East 3rd Street | East Village | built 1910

The city photographed every building for its tax records around 1940 and again in the 1980s. NYC Municipal Archives.

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1836
A Flemish-bond brick rowhouse goes up in 1836 beside its neighbor at 324
Gill Raybolt is the original owner of 322 East 3rd Street, a row house faced in Flemish-bond brick. It is built together with the neighboring house at 324, which has its own original owner. The two stand on separate lots until 1901.
Source: buildingblocks.villagepreservation.org
1901
John G. Wendel's properties are joined into one lot by removing interior partitions
In 1901 the interior partitions between 322 and 324 East 3rd Street are removed, and their two lots, numbers 34 and 35, are merged into lot 34. The owner in 1900 is John G. Wendel, a descendant of General David Wendel, known as "Fighting Dave" in the Revolutionary War. Wendel is a major New York landholder, an associate and in-law of John Jacob Astor, and dies in 1914.
Source: buildingblocks.villagepreservation.org
1950
A 1950 renovation removes the stoops, cornice and rear walls of the two houses
In 1950 the rear brick walls of both houses are taken out so that an extension can be built. The metal cornice, the stone stoops and two brick chimneys are removed as well.
Source: buildingblocks.villagepreservation.org

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