60-39 69th Avenue

Ridgewood | built 1908

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1. 1908

   Paul Stier builds 60-39 69th Avenue as one of 23 two-family houses on its block front

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   Around 1908 Paul Stier built this two-family house under new-building permit 1766-1908, with Louis Berger & Company recorded as architect. It is one of 23 two-family houses on the block front between 60-03 and 60-47 69th Avenue, which is closed at each end by a store-and-flats building, 60-01 and 60-49. The house stands on lot 33 of Queens tax block 3515.

   Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

2. 1908

   60-39 69th Avenue uses orange iron-spot brick where its neighbor uses tan

   Berger faced this Renaissance Revival house in orange iron-spot brick, with rough-faced gray brick stringcourses, brick piers under the porch, limestone sills and rough-faced limestone lintels below a modillioned cornice with festoons. The stoop newel posts have since been removed, the porch columns swapped for wrought-iron supports, the space under the porch filled in, and a satellite dish added on the roof.

   Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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