347 Greenwich Street

also 345 Greenwich Street | Tribeca | built 1920

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1892
John C. Burne designs a six-story Renaissance Revival loft for Joseph Bacharach
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Joseph Bacharach commissioned the prolific architect John C. Burne to design 347 Greenwich Street in 1892. The six-story brick building has a cast-iron base and arched windows on the top floor. When Bacharach built an identical twin at 345 in 1896, interior openings joined the two buildings.
“Designed by the prolific architect John C. Burne, it was constructed in 1892 for Joseph Bacharach…”
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission
1943
Dairy distributors lease 347 Greenwich after the Bazzini family buys the block
In 1943 the Bazzini family bought 347 Greenwich Street along with its neighbors, and leased the buildings to several dairy products distributors. A sign over the door for the Lilly Lake Cheese Company dates from that period. The Bazzini nut company later moved to the block and still owned the building when the district was designated.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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