34 North Moore Street

also 36 North Moore Street | Tribeca | built 1881

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1. 1881

   Dry-goods merchants Dunbar & Wayne put up a seven-story storage building at 34-36 North Moore Street

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   Dunbar & Wayne, dry-goods merchants whose business was at 59 Leonard Street, built this fifty-foot-wide building in 1881 as a place to store their stock. J. Morgan Slade designed it in a restrained neo-Grec style, with brick and cast-iron piers at the base and granite window lintels on the brick upper front. The builders were J. H. Masterton and J. Smith.

   Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

2. 1905

   James Rowland & Company, a grocery and butter firm, leases 34-36 North Moore Street

   James Rowland & Company, which dealt in groceries and butter, leased the building in 1905. A printing operation had been there in 1895. The building served as a warehouse through the 1970s, then was converted to residences, at which point its base was altered and the windows replaced.

   Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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