35 Bethune Street

also 33 Bethune Street | West Village | built 1886

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1886
Gustavus Isaacs builds a six-story factory loft at 33-37 Bethune Street
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In 1886 Gustavus Isaacs, who owned the lot and served as his own architect and builder, put up this six-story brick loft building. It was used as a factory. A cast-iron-columned storefront and a heavy bracketed cornice with a central pediment give it a bulk that stands out among the low Greek Revival rowhouses on either side of it on the block.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission
2013
Actor Philip Seymour Hoffman moves into an apartment at 35 Bethune Street
In the fall of 2013 the actor Philip Seymour Hoffman moved into a two-bedroom apartment at 35 Bethune Street. He had spent the ten years before that in a house on Jane Street, which he shared with Mimi O'Donnell and their three children. A Village Preservation essay on Hoffman and Truman Capote as Greenwich Village artists records the move.
Source: Village Preservation

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