643 Broadway
also 75 Bleecker Street | NoHo | built 1878
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- 1878
Stephen D. Hatch designs a five-story store-and-loft building for the Suckley family
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Architect Stephen D. Hatch designed 643 Broadway at Bleecker Street, and Robert L. Darragh built it in 1878 for Thomas H. Suckley after an early-nineteenth-century brick building on the lot was demolished. The Suckley family had acquired the property before 1855 and kept it until at least 1945. The upper floors were in manufacturing use by 1909, and they became loft dwellings in the 1980s.
“…designed by Stephen D. Hatch and constructed by Robert L. Darragh in 1878 for Thomas H. Suckley…”
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