710 Broadway

NoHo | built 1895

The city photographed every building for its tax records around 1940 and again in the 1980s. NYC Municipal Archives.

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1895
Isaac and Henry Meinhardt build a ten-story warehouse at 710 Broadway
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Cleverdon & Putzel designed the steel-framed, terra-cotta-trimmed warehouse, built in 1894-95 for brothers Henry and Isaac Meinhardt. Its facade rises in five vertical stages with grouped windows between cast-iron columns. The Meinhardt family held it until at least 1918, and through much of the twentieth century it contained small manufacturing lofts.
“…constructed in 1894-95 for Henry and Isaac Meinhardt…”
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission
1941
Frederick W. Dau, publisher of society Blue Books, owns the building
In 1941 the owner of 710 Broadway was Frederick W. Dau, who published the society Blue Books. Under his ownership, an opening on the eighth floor joined this building to 708 Broadway next door. Its upper floors are now living and working quarters.
“…later it was owned by Frederick W. Dau, the publisher of society Blue Books.”
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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