837 Washington Street
West Village | built 2013
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- 1938
A low Moderne market building for meat packers rises as the district is redeveloped in 1938
Built in 1938, this was one of the low market buildings of the decade, when the elevated Miller Highway and the New York Central's elevated freight line prompted a rebuilding of the Gansevoort Market district. Meatpackers occupied it for most of its history. Longer-term tenants included Monarch Beef, T.A. White Co., Master Purveyors, R&W Provisions, Cut Well Beef and Gold Steer Packing.
“…one of the new market buildings constructed in the 1930s when the Gansevoort Market district experienced redevelopment due to the elevated Miller Highway and elevated freight line…”
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