60-37 Putnam Avenue
Ridgewood | built 1907
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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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- 1907
Geier & Frey's 1907 row, including 60-37, gets a plainer Berger design than the firm's 1906 rows
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The Central Ridgewood report groups the four houses at 60-35 to 60-41 Putnam Avenue, built in 1907 by Geier & Frey, with the other early brick rows Louis Berger & Company designed nearby. They resemble the rows the firm had drawn a year earlier for the builder Ignatz Martin but are simpler: where Martin's 1906 houses have rough-faced, splayed lintels with keystones, every window lintel and stone band here is flat, smooth and set flush with the brick.
“60-35 to 60-41 Putnam Avenue (1907; Geier & Frey, builders). All designed by Louis Berger & Company, these rows are similar in appearance to, but somewhat simpler…”
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