Hawthorne Court

35-55 76th Street | Jackson Heights | built 1922

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1. 1921

   Queensboro Apt. Inc. files plans for 35-55 76th Street as part of Hawthorne Court

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   This five-story building went up under New Building permit 7554 of 1921 as one of seven attached buildings on 76th Street, all designed by architect George H. Wells for the developer Queensboro Apt. Inc. A matching row of seven faces 77th Street, and the two rows stand back to back across a broad shared garden in the middle of the block.

   Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

2. 1993

   Landmarks survey finds original wood windows still in place at 35-55 76th Street

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   When the Landmarks Preservation Commission described Hawthorne Court in 1993, it counted 35-55 76th Street among just six of the complex's fourteen buildings that still kept many of their original six-over-one double-hung wood sash. Elsewhere in the group the windows had been swapped for new units with muntins applied to the upper sash to suggest the old pattern.

   Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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