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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
\[361 Broadway, originally the James S. White Building.] Printed from an earlier photograph taken between 1970 and 1990.
67 Franklin Street
West side of Broadway and Franklin Street, N.Y. World of Futons on southwest corner.
359 BROADWAY
White Conduit House
White Conduit House, Leonard Street, Broadway and Church Street, New York, 1816
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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