92 MacDougal Street

also 94 MacDougal Street | Greenwich Village | built 1844

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

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1920
Joannes and Hyde remodel the 1844 houses at 92 and 94 MacDougal Street in neo-Federal style
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In 1920 the architects Francis Y. Joannes and Maxwell Hyde modernized the 1844 houses on MacDougal Street, including this pair at 92 and 94. They removed the stoops, rebuilt the entrances with six-panel doors and side lights, and turned the old first-floor doorways into windows with decorative lintels, while keeping the original cornice.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission
1970
Bob Dylan settles into the townhouse he owns at 94 MacDougal Street
In 1970 Bob Dylan, who owned the building at 94 MacDougal Street, settled there with his wife Sara and their children, and the family stayed until 1973. Fans crowded outside hoping to glimpse the famous folk singer, and some went through his trash. The loss of privacy led him to leave New York.
Source: Village Preservation

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