Georges Bergès Gallery

460 West Broadway | SoHo | built 1900

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  1. 1894

    Walter G. Jones designs a five-story Queen Anne loft building at 460 West Broadway in 1894

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    Architect Walter G. Jones designed this five-story store and loft building of brick and cast iron, completed in 1894. The Landmarks Preservation Commission describes it as Queen Anne in style, with pedimented bays and a bracketed cornice topped by a central pediment, on what it calls a modest commercial building. The facade has since been painted, but the building remains largely intact.

    “…built in 1894... designed by architect Walter G. Jones... pedimented bays, and bracketed cornice with central pediment are characteristics of the Queen Anne style…”

    Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

  2. 1897

    Crerand's Cloak Journal, a trade paper, is a tenant at 460 West Broadway in 1897

    Early tenants of this loft building included Crerand's Cloak Journal, a trade paper listed here in 1897. Later occupants reflected the district's manufacturing life: Elite Artificial Flower & Novelty Co. in 1926 and Brunner & Co., hardware manufacturers, in 1943. The building thus housed publishing, novelty goods and hardware trades before the arrival of art galleries.

    Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

  3. 1981

    The Don Reitz Gallery and then the Ingber Gallery open at 460 West Broadway

    In 1981 the Don Reitz Gallery occupied the building, and the Ingber Gallery followed in 1982. By 1990 a home furnishings firm, Oak-Smith & Jones, was a tenant, and in 2000 a home spa shop opened. The building was later converted to condominiums and joined internally with its neighbor at No. 462.

    “Don Reitz Gallery (1981); Ingber Gallery (1982); Oak-Smith & Jones, home furnishings (1990)... converted to condominiums and joined internally with No. 462…”

    Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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