323A Greenwich Street

also 190A Duane Street | Tribeca | built 1868

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

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1868
Merchant and consul Bartolome B. Blanco builds the corner store and loft at Greenwich and Duane Streets
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In 1867-68 Bartolome B. Blanco, listed as a merchant and consul, put up this five-story building at the corner of Greenwich and Duane Streets, replacing an older masonry building with a commercial base. In the 1930s it held retail and light manufacturing, and today it has a restaurant on the ground floor with apartments above.
“Constructed in 1867-68 for Bartolome B. Blanco, listed as a merchant and consul…”
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission
1868
The arcaded cast-iron storefront of 323A Greenwich Street is the finest of its kind on the street
The Landmarks Preservation Commission calls this Italianate building the finest surviving example of its type on Greenwich Street. It keeps an arcaded storefront at the ground level and elaborately hooded windows on the upper stories.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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