752 Greenwich Street
West Village | built 1910
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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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- 1827
David Dunn and William Cranstoun build a late Federal corner house at Greenwich Street and West 11th Street
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In 1827 David Dunn and William Cranstoun, who did business as Dunn & Cranstoun, had a late Federal style house erected on the corner of Greenwich and West 11th Streets, now 752 Greenwich Street and 315 West 11th. It was later raised to four stories and given a bracketed cornice along the Greenwich Street front. The Dunn family held this house and neighboring ones until well into the 1840s.
“It was erected in 1827 for David Dunn and William Cranstoun, of Dunn & Cranstoun.”
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