43 Carmine Street
also 41 Carmine Street | West Village | built 1874
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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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- 1880
Fifty-two families live in 39, 41 and 43 Carmine Street in 1880, a mix of Irish and German households
The 1880 census counted 52 families in these three tenements, only eight of them native-born. Sixteen families each came from Ireland and Germany, and others from Denmark, Scotland, England and France. Residents included a mattress maker, an apprentice to a silversmith, a bag maker, a governess and a flag maker.
- 1930
By 1930 most families in 39-43 Carmine Street are Italian, among them an artist and a community-house social worker
The 1930 census counted 35 families in the three tenements, 26 of them from Italy. Residents included a neckwear salesman, an artist, a razor sharpener, a janitress and a social worker at a community house. City directories list an Experienced Hand Laundry in 1929 and 1935, then Palm Beach Cakes and Mada Displays Associates in 1950.
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