162 First Avenue Building Date : 1846-47 Original Use : Residential Original Owner : James Hart Original Architect : Unknown Description & Building Alterations This four-story tenement was originally erected in 1846-47. The current building features simplified cornice on west facade, simple molded window lintels and rectangular sills. The storefronts have been largely reconfigured, and some windows on north facade have been filled in with red brick.

160 First Avenue Building Date : 1898 Original Use : Residential/Commercial Original Owner : Tobias Krakouer Original Architect : George Frederick Pelham Description & Building Alterations Originally built in 1898, this six-story brick dumbbell tenement building on 160 First Avenue was built in the same project as 156 and 158 First Avenue. It served and continues to serve as space for a store and apartments. The three buildings share an identical facade. No. 160 features bracketed cornice with decorative frieze, round-arched window openings with brick lintels and key stones at third and sixth stories, slightly projecting brick piers through fifth and sixth stories, ornamented panels, elaborate bracketed window lintels with molding or triangular pediments at second and fourth stories, beltcourses. There is metal pilasters with attached columns flanking the main entry, capped by a molded entablature.