337 East 6th Street
East Village | built 1884
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- 1884
William Jose designs a $13,000 tenement for L. Samuels, with four families per floor and shops below
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L. Samuels was the original owner of 337 East 6th Street, a five-story brick tenement designed by William Jose and filed under permit NB 272 of 1884. It was planned for four families on each floor with stores at street level, at a projected cost of $13,000. Jose built it at the same time as its identical neighbor at No. 339.
“…constructed as a tenement for four families per floor and stores on the ground story. The projected cost of the building was $13,000.”
Further reading
- 337 East 6th StreetVillage Preservation: East Village Building Blocks
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