Hawthorne Court
35-27 76th Street | Jackson Heights | built 1922
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The city photographed every building for its tax records around 1940 and again in the 1980s. NYC Municipal Archives.
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- 1922
Wells gives 35-27 76th Street a projecting stone-and-brick entrance portico with an iron railing
This building rose in 1921-22 under permit NB 7550-1921 as part of George H. Wells's Hawthorne Court. Its entrance is one of Wells's projecting porticoes of brick and stone, crowned by an iron balustrade and reached by a short stoop. Along the row the porticoes switch between flat pilasters and engaged Doric columns, and the railing patterns change as well. The wood-and-glass doors have leaded-glass transoms and sidelights.
“Hawthorne Court, built in 1921-22 and designed by George H. Wells, is one of the characteristic garden apartment projects in Jackson Heights.”
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