59-25 68th Road
Ridgewood | built 1911
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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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- 1911
59-25 68th Road goes up as a twin of Ignatz Martin's house next door
No new-building application has been found for 59-25 68th Road, but the Landmarks Preservation Commission attributes the c. 1911 two-family house to Louis Berger & Company, with Ignatz Martin as its possible first owner. It was originally identical to the adjacent house, which Berger designed and Martin built. It is two stories over a basement, with a full-height rounded bay, stone water table and a deep metal cornice with modillions and festoons.
“Building was originally identical in design to adjacent building designed by Louis Berger & Company and built by Ignatz Martin; no NB found…”
- 2014
Survey records an original stoop and historic areaway fence at 59-25 68th Road
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When Central Ridgewood became a historic district in December 2014, the Landmarks Preservation Commission noted that 59-25 68th Road kept its original masonry stoop, its historic areaway fence and its original cornice. The door hood had been shaved, the doors and windows replaced, and a metal-and-glass awning and a satellite dish added.
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