502 LaGuardia Place

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

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1901
Mary E. Pinchot has a five-story store-and-loft building raised at 502 LaGuardia Place
The brick building was designed by John A. Whitenack in 1901 for Mary E. Pinchot, in a Queen Anne style with cast-iron storefront piers and a pressed-metal cornice. It was a twin of 504 next door, put up in 1889 by another member of the Pinchot family with an identical design. At the time the street was still called West Broadway, the name it carried before it became LaGuardia Place.
“Neighboring building at 504 LaGuardia Place, built in 1889, was also developed by the Pinchot family and employs an identical design.”
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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