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The James White Building
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361 Broadway Building ARCHITECT: W. Wheeler Smith DATE: 1881-82 STYLE: Cast-iron This building is an important survivor of the mid-19th century commercial development of New York. It is a rare extant work of W. Wheeler Smith, a prominent late-19th century New York architect. It is among the last commercial 11 palazzi 11 built in New York and one of the last and largest cast-iron buildings constructed in the city. Its unusual abstract floral ornament is almost entirely intact. It is one of the handsomest representatives in New York of cast-iron architecture, an extraordinary and uniquely American architectural development.

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The James White Building image

The James White Building

\[361 Broadway, originally the James S. White Building.] Printed from an earlier photograph taken between 1970 and 1990.
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67 Franklin Street

West side of Broadway and Franklin Street, N.Y. World of Futons on southwest corner.
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359 BROADWAY

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White Conduit House

White Conduit House, Leonard Street, Broadway and Church Street, New York, 1816
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361-363 Broadway

Manhattan: Broadway - Franklin Street \#361-363 Broadway at the South West corner of Franklin Street. March 30,1912. Photograph by, Norman Wurts.
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