60-39 Putnam Avenue

Ridgewood | built 1907

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1. 1907

   60-39 goes up as part of one of the early brick rows on the old Meyerrose farm

   According to the Central Ridgewood designation report, the district's earliest brick rows went up in its northern section, where the old Hulst and Meyerrose farmland was the first to be opened for building. The report lists the 1907 row at 60-35 to 60-41 Putnam Avenue, put up by the builders Geier & Frey to plans by Louis Berger & Company, among the early brick rows that all stand on what had been the Meyerrose farm.

   “Other early brick rows, all of which are found on the former Meyerrose farm, include ... 60-35 to 60-41 Putnam Avenue (1907; Geier & Frey, builders)…”

   Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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