6 East 10th Street

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1848
William Chadwick builds a Greek Revival house at 6 East 10th Street
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The brick house was built in 1847-48 for William Chadwick and soon became the home of Ann Van Wagenen. Its middle floors keep their double-hung windows with muntins and flush stone lintels, and the original paneled doorway survives. The stoop was altered to give a direct basement entrance, the cornice was removed so the front wall could rise to a parapet, and a penthouse was added behind a metal railing.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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