9 Great Jones Street

NoHo | built 1890

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1890
Roosevelt Hospital builds a six-story store at 9 Great Jones Street as an investment
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Stephen D. Hatch designed the six-story Romanesque Revival building, which Bogart & Bro. built in 1889-90 for Roosevelt Hospital. The hospital, founded in 1864 with a bequest from James H. Roosevelt, an uncle of Theodore Roosevelt, held lower Manhattan property as an investment. By 1915 the building was a factory.
“…built by Bogart & Bro. in 1889-90 for the Roosevelt Hospital... founded in 1864, funded by a bequest from James H. Roosevelt, uncle of Theodore Roosevelt.”
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission
1966
Artists' studios are legalized above the ground-floor store at 9 Great Jones Street
The building was a factory until at least 1948. In 1966 interior alterations were filed to remove violations and legalize artists' studios above the ground-floor store, with Sheba Realty Corp. as owner. It was converted to apartments in 1993-97.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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