41 North Moore Street

Tribeca | built 1903

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1903
Liquor merchant Joseph Bearns commissions a narrow loft at 41 North Moore Street that is joined to his corner building
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Julius Kastner designed this nineteen-foot-wide, six-story building in 1903 for Joseph Bearns, a liquor merchant based at 10 Hubert Street. Kastner had already designed that building, 151 Hudson Street and the corner building at 122 Hudson Street for Bearns. Number 41 was joined internally to 122 Hudson, and its brick-and-terra-cotta front reads as one more bay of the corner building.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission
1947
The Herman Metz dyestuff company gives way to Fulton Fruit Products at 41 North Moore Street by 1947
The Herman Metz Company, a dyestuff supplier based next door at 122 Hudson Street, occupied the building for quite some time. By 1947 it belonged to the Fulton Fruit Products Company, which used it for fruit processing and storage.
“By 1947 the Fulton Fruit Products Company had acquired the building which was then used for fruit processing and storage…”
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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