60 Thomas Street

Tribeca | built 1905

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1. 1905

   Adolph Mertin designs a store and factory building at 60 Thomas Street, leased to U.S. Rubber

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   The developer John E. Olsen built this building in 1904-05 on speculation, to designs by Adolph Mertin. The United States Rubber Company, a maker of rubber boots and shoes, leased it. As the dry goods firms moved north, hardware, cutlery and wholesale shoe dealers were arriving in the same district.

   Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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