95 Charles Street

also 93 Charles Street | West Village | built 2002

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1918
John H. Cooper designs his own one-story garage on the lot at 93-95 Charles Street
An earlier building on this site, a one-story garage, was built in 1918 for John H. Cooper, who served as his own architect and owned it until 1945. It replaced two three-story houses and had a stepped parapet and geometric panels in sandstone. Cooper's family had run large livery stables on this block in the 1850s, so the garage carried on the family's long interest in local transport.
“Construction of this garage in 1918 for John H. Cooper, who owned it until 1945, shows the continuation of this family's interest in the local transport field.”
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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