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American Thread Building
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American Thread Building, behind the tracks of the Sixth Avenue El, 1928. Architect William B. Tubby designed the eleven-story Renaissance Revival American Thread Building for the Wool Warehouse Company. Originally known as the Wool Exchange Building, it was completed in 1896. In 1981, it was converted to live-work loft units. The excavation of the foundation for the Western Union Building at 60 Hudson Street is in the foreground.
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260-266 West Broadway
260-266 West Broadway at Beach Street. Wool Exchange Building, Greenwich Bank.
American Thread Building
\[Beach Street and West Broadway: IND 6th Avenue Line] Survey negative documents street conditions between Beach Street and West Broadway in preperation of the construction and maintenance of the IND 6th Avenue Line. Showing the the AmericanThread Company located at 260 West Broadway with view of the elevated railroad, stationed at 1+50.
American Thread Building
\[#260-268 West Broadway: IND Eighth Avenue Line, New York, NY] Survey photograph taken in preparation for construction and maintenence of the IND Eighth Avenue Line, New York, NY. General view of #260-268 West Broadway, near Beach Street, showing the American Thread Company building designed by architect William B. Tubby in the renaissance revival style. Also shows the BMT Broadway Line elevated tracks.
American Thread Building
American Thread Building
\[Sixth Avenue El and American Thread building.]
American Thread Building
Sixth Avenue El, Manhattan, at West Broadway and Moore Street, January 20, 1939)
American Thread Building
\[Sixth Avenue El and American Thread building.]
American Thread Building
Sixth Avenue El, Manhattan, at West Broadway and Moore Street, January 20, 1939)
American Thread Building
\[American Thread Company building, 260 West Broadway.]
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