39-35 46th Street
Sunnyside | built 1925
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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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- 2007
Landmarks survey finds Hamilton Court's garden courts, shared by No. 39-35, still intact
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No. 39-35 is one of Hamilton Court's 70 row houses, which share their block with five apartment buildings; each house has its own front and back yard besides the common gardens. When the Landmarks Preservation Commission studied the court in 2007, all three of its row-house garden courts survived whole, bordered by loose stone or brick curbs and old privet hedges. Jack Freeman, president of the Hamilton Court Association, said in a May 2007 interview that residents had voted to extend the protective easements in perpetuity when they expired in the 1960s.
“Due to extended easements, all three row house garden courts remain intact, surrounded by loose stone or loose brick curbing or historic privet hedges.”
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