1098-1108 Jefferson Avenue
Between Bushwick Avenue and Evergreen Avenue
Block 3388, Lots 11-16
1102-1108 Jefferson Avenue (2011) Credit: Dianne Pierce O’Brien |
1098-1102 Jefferson Avenue (2011) Credit: Dianne Pierce O’Brien |
Year Built: 1890
Building Type: Rowhouses
Architect: Stephen J. Burrows
Builder: Stephen J. Burrows
Original Owner: Stephen J. Burrows
Proposed Historic District: Folk Art Historic District
History and Analysis
1098-1108 Jefferson Avenue was built in conjunction with the structures at 1035-1057 Jefferson Avenue and 1197-1205 Bushwick Avenue. Three stories high and three bays wide, these buildings have unusual wooden cornices, dog-tooth detailing around the windows, and symmetrical wooden carving on the window lintels and door frames creating a checkerboard pattern, reminiscent of the notch-edge carving common in the Tramp Art movement. These structures were built for $4,000 each in 1890 as a speculative development venture by Stephen J. Burrows who resided at 236 Ainslie Street.
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References
Brooklyn Real Estate Record and Builders Guide, 1890.