41 East 7th Street

also 43 East 7th Street | East Village | built 1903

The city photographed every building for its tax records around 1940 and again in the 1980s. NYC Municipal Archives.

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1903
Alfred E. Badt designs a six-story buff-brick tenement, budgeted at $50,000
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Alfred E. Badt designed this six-story Renaissance Revival tenement in 1903 for the owners Braverman, Silverson & Louden, at a projected cost of $50,000. Terra-cotta pedimented lintels and a portico with Ionic columns decorate the front. A sign over the eastern storefront dates its business to 1886, a claim the Landmarks Preservation Commission says is not historically accurate.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission
2005
Jimmy Carbone opens Jimmy's 43 in a former Ukrainian banquet hall below the street
Jimmy Carbone opened Jimmy's 43 in 2005, after the lease ran out on his previous venture. The pub sits below street level at 43 East 7th Street, in a room that had been a Ukrainian banquet hall, under a ceiling of barrel vaults and gothic arches from the early 1900s. Village Preservation named it Business of the Month in November 2016.
Source: Village Preservation

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