349 Greenwich Street

Tribeca | built 1890

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1890
Bloodgood & Bloodgood design a six-story Romanesque Revival loft for Thomas Wright
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In 1890 the architecture and building firm Bloodgood & Bloodgood erected a forty-foot-wide, six-story store and loft building at 349 Greenwich Street for Thomas Wright. The brick facade is symmetrical, with seven bays and a slight projection at the center and at the end piers. A cast-iron base survives at street level.
“…this building was erected in 1890 for Thomas Wright.”
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission
1924
Phoenix Cheese Company buys 349 Greenwich Street
In 1924 the Phoenix Cheese Company bought 349 Greenwich Street, having already leased the buildings next door at 345 and 347. It bought those two in 1925, giving the company three adjoining buildings on the Greenwich Street blockfront.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission
1943
Bazzini family buys the building and leases it to food distributors such as Manhattan Egg
The Bazzini family bought 349 Greenwich Street in 1943 and leased it to food distributors, among them the Manhattan Egg Company. The building now holds a warehouse and several apartments.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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