This eleven-story building was designed in 1906 by Knight and Collins for the American Felt Company. As the primary felt producer for Steinway, the company played a major role in the piano industry in the early 1900s. Later the building housed several significant printers and bookbinders. After its conversion into apartments, prominent actors, writers, and a counterculture icon lived here.

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