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59 (right) and 60 (left) Washington Square South are the two four-story homes next to the wood-frame corner structure. When writer Willa Cather moved to New York in 1906 she lived in a studio in no. 60.

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58 Washington Square South

Bruno's Garret, Washington Square, New York City, 1914.
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58 Washington Square South

Manhattan: Thompson Street - Washington Square South 248 to 240 Thompson Street and 58, 59 Washington Square South, at, adjoining, and south of the S.E. corner, shortly before the demolition of these buildings. No. 58 Washington Square South, at the corner, and No. 246 Thompson Street, the next door but one below it, are old frame houses. See also Washington Square. No. 240 is the one-story garage adjoining the seven-story building (which will not be torn down) at the N.E. corner of West 3rd Street. August 25, 1927. P. L. Sperr.
59-60 Washington Square South image

59-60 Washington Square South

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