78 MacDougal Street

Greenwich Village | built 1844

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1. 1920

   Architects Joannes and Hyde remove the stoops and give the house a neo-Federal entrance

   For the Hearth and Home project, the architects Francis Y. Joannes and Maxwell Hyde took the stoops off the MacDougal Street houses and remodeled the basement entrances in the neo-Federal style. They kept the row's continuous modillioned cornice and its six-over-six windows. The old paired doorways on the first floor became windows, with a planter box or small iron balcony beneath.

   Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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