65 North Moore Street

Tribeca | built 1897

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1. 1897

   A pair of leased-land warehouses goes up on North Moore Street, replacing three dwellings

   This 45-foot-wide, six-story warehouse at 65-67 North Moore Street was built in 1897 as half of a pair with its neighbor at 59-63. Buchman & Deisler designed it for Denison P. Chesebro and Alexander Brown Jr., developers who took a lease on the site from the Protestant Episcopal Society, a church-affiliated landowner. Three masonry dwellings were cleared to make room for it.

   Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

2. 1912

   Seeman Brothers takes over the warehouse from a wine importer; Nestle and Kraft cheese follow

   The wine dealers Edinger Brothers & Jacobi, later called Lachman & Jacobi, used the building until 1912. That year the wholesale grocer Seeman Brothers leased it, and the firm held most of this blockfront until the mid-twentieth century. Nestle's Food and Kraft Phoenix Food Cheese later used the warehouse too, and it has since become residential condominiums.

   Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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