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14 St. Mark’s Place Building Date : 1874 Original Use : Residential/Commercial Original Owner : Henry Weiler Original Architect : Julius Boekell Description & Building Alterations Constructed in 1874 by Julius Boekell this five-story tenement was owned by Henry Weiler. It features simple lintels and bracketed sills on the windows, quoins, and a bracketed cornice. In the 1920s, a one story addition was constructed at the front of the building to accommodate a storefront.
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16 St. Mark’s Place Building Date : 1878 Original Use : Residential/Commercial Original Owner : J. Miller Original Architect : Unknown Description & Building Alterations This Pre-Law tenement was built in 1878. While on the maps it appears to be a “dumbbell” Old-Law tenement, it was expanded over time, thus giving it that appearance. In the 1897 Bromley map, the original condition of the building is apparent.

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"Smoking is very glamorous." South side of St. Mark's between 2nd & 3rd Avenues. R-L: 5, 7, & 9 St. Mark's Place as seen reflected in storefront, probably 16 St. Mark's ('Smoking is Very Glamorous')
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16 St Marks Place

16 St. Mark's Place, New York City, February 10, 1915. Photographed for Joseph P. Day.
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14 St Marks Place

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