54 Warren Street

Tribeca | built 1881

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1880
The Brevoorts build 54 Warren Street as one of a matched pair of brick lofts
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Elias and James R. Brevoort bought this property from Grace Church in 1880 and replaced an earlier brick building with a five-story Renaissance Revival store and loft building, finished in 1881. Architect M.G. Lane designed it as one of a pair with 56 Warren Street next door; the landmarks commission found nothing else about him. Brick with sandstone ornament makes up the facade, and the report calls it remarkably intact.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission
1943
United Rubber Supply Co. takes over 54 Warren Street and stays until about 1980
Earlier tenants at 54 Warren Street included saddlery hardware dealers Knorr & Paul around 1900-10, and around 1929 a radio equipment maker and a lunch company. United Rubber Supply Co. acquired the building in 1943 and occupied it through about 1980. In 1958 two rubber dealers, Harry Zone and Sidney J. Miller, became its owners.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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