345 Greenwich Street

Tribeca | built 1920

Written with AI from the source each entry cites, then fact-checked.

1896
Joseph Bacharach has Franklin Baylies copy his own building next door
In 1896 Joseph Bacharach, who already owned 347 Greenwich Street, built 345 as an identical six-story Renaissance Revival store and loft. Architect Franklin Baylies repeated the design John C. Burne had made for 347 four years earlier. The two buildings were planned with openings between them on the interior.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission
1919
Phoenix Cheese Company leases the building, then buys it in 1925
Beginning in 1919 the Phoenix Cheese Company, which became the Kraft-Phoenix Cheese Company, leased 345 and 347 Greenwich Street. It bought 349 Greenwich in 1924 and then purchased the two buildings it had been renting in 1925.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission
1968
Bazzini moves its nut business to the block after the World Trade Center displaces it
The Bazzini family bought most lots on this blockfront in 1943. Bazzini Brothers, a dried-fruit and nut business begun in 1886 on Park Place, moved here in 1968 after its original building was condemned for the World Trade Towers. The company has used 345 Greenwich as a warehouse.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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