37-41 78th Street
Jackson Heights | built 1927
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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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- 1927
37-41 78th Street is finished in Flemish-bond red brick with neo-Georgian trim
Built in 1926-27 to designs by Benjamin Dreisler, Jr., 37-41 78th Street shares the neo-Georgian vocabulary of its forty-six-house group: red brick laid in Flemish bond, fanlights over the doors, terra-cotta rosettes and scallop shells, and multi-pane double-hung sash. Across the group, the tiled roofs are pitched and broken by gables, chimneys and shed dormers, and the porches are either pitched-roof or sheltered by umbrella hoods.
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