462 Greenwich Street

Tribeca | built 1895

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1. 1895

   Coffee merchant Samuel Crooks builds a second warehouse at 462 Greenwich

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   Samuel Crooks hired architect S. W. McLeod in 1895 to design this five-story building beside his 1892 warehouse at No. 464, and McLeod nearly repeated the earlier facade. Hugh Getty was the builder. The report says it was probably meant as extra space for Samuel Crooks & Company, which imported coffee, tea and spices, and it replaced a wood-framed dwelling.

   “Designed in 1895 by S.W. McLeod for Samuel Crooks, a wholesale tea and coffee merchant, it nearly replicates the design of Crooks's adjacent building…”

   Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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