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Historic Breweries and Distilleries in the Village
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Greenwich Village, the Meatpacking District, and the East Village were once home to several thriving breweries and distilleries. Over the years, many left the neighborhood due to the demand for residential construction, while others were pushed out of forced to close due to the Temperance Movement. Follow along as we look at some of the mid-19th century breweries and distilleries that once populated these neighborhoods!
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113 Ninth Avenue
Manhattan: 9th Avenue - 17th Street 113 and 115 Ninth Avenue, at and adjoining the N.W. corner of W. 17th Street (foreground), showing the rears of these frame buildings as viewed across the cleared site where stood No's 405-7-9 W. 17th Street. These were also of frame construction. The new law tenement at the left is No. 117 Ninth Avenue. Tho margin on the right eliminates a view of that thorough fare and its elevated line. April 15, 1936
431 WEST 16 STREET
111 Ninth Avenue
Manhattan: 9th Avenue - 17th Street 111-113 Ninth Avenue, at and adjoining the N.W. corner of 17th Street, two frame houses. September 6, 1927. P. L. Sperr. (2) The same, five years later. 1932\. J. Clarence Davies Collection, Museum of the City of New York. Negative No. 171.
406 West 18th Street
Manhattan: 9th Avenue - 18th Street (West) 404-406 West 18th Street, adjoining the S.W. corner of Ninth avenue. The former is a two-story and the latter a three-story frame house. 1932\. J. Clarence Davies Collection, Museum of the City of New York. Negative No. 180
111 Ninth Avenue
Manhattan: 9th Avenue - 17th Street 111-113 Ninth Avenue, at and adjoining the N.W. corner of 17th Street, two frame houses. September 6, 1927. P. L. Sperr. (2) The same, five years later. 1932\. J. Clarence Davies Collection, Museum of the City of New York. Negative No. 171.
401 West 17th Street
Manhattan: 17th Street (West) - 9th Avenue (1) 401-407 West 17th Street, west of, adjoining, and at the N.W. corner of Ninth Avenue. Nos. 401 and 407 are three-story, No. 405 is a four-story and No. 409 is a two-story frame house. 1932. J. Clarence Davies Collection, Museum of the City of New York, Negative No. 183 (2) The Same and showing a more complete view. The frame building at the N.W. corner bears No's. 401 W. 17th Street, and 111 Ninth Ave. June 11, 1935. P.L. Sperr
408 West 18th Street
Manhattan: 9th Avenue - 18th Street (West) 408 West 18th Street, south side, west of Ninth Avenue. This is a three-story frame house with a brick front. 1932\. J. Clarence Davies Collection, Museum of the City of New York. Negative No. 179.
Fulton Houses
Fulton Houses, Chelsea, Manhattan, New York City Housing Authority The Fulton Houses designed by Brown & Guenther Architects was a project under the New York City Housing Authority for which Poy Gum Lee was a project advisor/supervising architect. Text: Public Housing Administration \ Fulton Houses \ Manhattan, N.Y.C. \ New York City Housing Authority \ Brown & Guenther, Architects
431 WEST 16 STREET
Johnson's Son's Distillery, Once the largest distillery in the United States, 1853
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