60-14 Madison Street

Ridgewood | built 1920

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

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1920
Henry C. Brucker designs a white-brick row house for Joseph and Gottfried Burkard
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Joseph and Gottfried Burkard had this two-story-and-basement row house built in 1920 under permit 164 of that year, with plans by architect Henry C. Brucker. The Renaissance Revival front of white brick has an angled bay, a stone stoop, and a carved stone hood on brackets over the door, finished by a decorated frieze and dentiled cornice. A one-story brick garage also stands on the lot.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission
1920
Ridgewood architect Henry C. Brucker draws this house and the row from 60-14 to 60-24 Madison Street
Henry C. Brucker (1888-1980), born in New York to parents of German descent, designed the row at 60-14 to 60-24 Madison Street in 1920. He had worked for Brooklyn architect Francis J. Berlenbach, known for Roman Catholic churches, before opening his own practice. Brucker lived in Ridgewood for at least 65 years and drew plans for residential, commercial and industrial buildings, mostly in Queens and Brooklyn.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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