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125 East 26th Street, Manhattan, New York City  📌  Year: 1910   (26)   Streets of New York City  Random discovery !

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125 East 26th Street, Manhattan

Building year: 1910

Borough: Manhattan

City: New York City

Floor height (above ground): 3

Building usage: Two family dwelling - Brick B1

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Histograd local id: 347498

Creation date: 2019-05-17 00:31:11 Modification date: 2023-04-18

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Friends of the Upper East Side Historic Districts

Friends of the Upper East Side Historic Districts, founded in 1982, is an independent, not-for-profit membership organization dedicated to preserving and celebrating the architectural legacy, livability, and sense of place of the Upper East Side. friends-ues.org/

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204 23 ST

Before this 1959 building, it was the F. W. Seybel Co. Ladies Hat

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School of Visual Arts 214 E 21st Street

I am also trying to figure who owned and operated this property in 1951. I have a photo from my father's, uncle's, grandfather's, and grandmother's ship manifest, and it says they were headed here in 1951. They were displaced persons as well, grandfather from Ukrainian S.S.R. and grandmother from Poland (modern-day Ukraine), all 4 were leaving from displaced persons camp in Austria.

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200 E 27th Street

WHEN WAS BUILDING AT 200 E 27TH ST NEAR 3RD AVE BUILT. ?

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200 E 27th Street

According to New York Building Database, this tower was built in 1965

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78 MADISON AVE, Manhattan

My grandfather's brother (Ira Wilson Anderson) lived there in October 8, 1873. It listed him as a porter. He worked for B Williams of 78 Madison Avenue. His father was Clinton B Luck and his mother was Sally Anderson....Would greatly appreciate any information of the era. All this information is new to our family. My mother's father was Henry Anderson.

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78 MADISON AVE, Manhattan

That's funny, Ira was my 3x great grandfather - I just googled this address myself to research the same thing!

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150 E 34th Street

150 East 34th Street is listed as the author’s address in the foreword of the 1907 collection of short stories “The Veiled Lady” by F. Hopkinson Smith. Does anyone know what was located at that address before the Marquis Apartments were constructed there?

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Localisation: New York City, NYC New York State, USA

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To find former residents of this place, visit the directory New York City Directories (1815-1931) on NYPL Digital collection

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