28 2nd AVE
Building year: 1923
City: New York City
Floor height (above ground): 10
Building usage: Warehouse - Warehouse, Self Storage E7
Histograd local id: 960624
Creation date: 2019-05-17 21:57:13 Modification date: 2026-06-05
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183 ESSEX Street, Manhattan
What structure was at this location (at the corner of Houston St.) before the bank building went up? My great-grandfather ran a photo studio at 183 Essex in the late 1800s
23 2nd AVE, Manhattan
Where is the 2nd Avenue Elevator Station on 23 Street NYC
229 ELIZABETH Street, Manhattan
This is not correct. My family lived here prior to 1902 through the 1960’s. This building was built prior to 1900.
229 ELIZABETH Street, Manhattan
This is not correct. My family lived here prior to 1902 through the 1960’s. This building was built prior to 1900.
229 ELIZABETH Street, Manhattan
Do you know when it was built? I don't understand why you say it not correct, there's no building year written for this place.
71 2nd AVE, Manhattan
why is building classified as a landmark
183 ESSEX Street, Manhattan
I have a photo of my great great grandfather taken at Moerz studio. Might that be your great grandfather
27 3rd AVE
what year was 200 e 27th St on 3rd Ave . Lorena, apartment .?BUILT
300 BOWERY , Manhattan
HI, My great grandfather had a restaurant at 300 Bowery around 1907. Was 300 Bowery always at the same location or has it changed since then? His place was McDonald's Oyster House.
357 BOWERY
my grt, grt grandfather lived in 285 mott street in 1871, been there recently not sure if todays building is the same as the one he would have lived.
183 ESSEX Street, Manhattan
If the photographer is H. Merz (or Henry) and the studio is 183 Essex Street, then the photographer was my gg-grandfather. If you feel like making a digital copy of the photo, I would love a copy. I have about 30 portraits, but none of them is identified by the name of the subject. Let me know. Thanks! John Ward ... 2catsdriving [at] gmail.
310 E 6th Street
What was at 306 E 6th St before the current building built in 1900? I have as 1880 census showing a family living at this address.
153 E HOUSTON Street
Are there pictures? of this location 153 Houston St back ending 1970s.
183 ESSEX Street, Manhattan
I have a picture of my great grandfather that was taken there if you would like it.
23 3rd AVE
Connelly’s restaurant at 23 and 3 Ave 1950
183 ESSEX Street, Manhattan
Yes, please! John Ward 2catsdriving@gmail.com
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