71 Mercer Street
SoHo | built 1901
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The city photographed every building for its tax records around 1940 and again in the 1980s. NYC Municipal Archives.
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- 1901
George F. Pelham completes a six-story brick light-manufacturing building at 71 Mercer Street
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George F. Pelham designed 71 Mercer Street for the owner Robert Smith, with work beginning in August 1900 and ending in January 1901. It was built for light manufacturing, a brick building of six stories and two bays, unlike the cast-iron stores that make up most of the block. The Landmarks Preservation Commission notes that its cornice has since been replaced.
- 2003
The painter William Quigley shows at the 71 Mercer Street Gallery
The painter William Quigley's list of solo exhibitions includes several at the 71 Mercer Street Gallery, starting with a show called As Is in April 2003. He returned there with Let's Do This Again in October 2010 and I Had It All Along in March 2011.
“2003 AS IS, 71 Mercer Street Gallery, April, New York, NY…”
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