1157-63 Putnam Avenue
Between Bushwick Avenue and Evergreen Avenue
Block 3367, Lot 52-55
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| 1157-63 Putnam Avenue, 2011. Credit: Ogawa, Asuka |
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| 1157-63 Putnam Avenue, 2011. Credit: Ogawa, Asuka |
Year Built: 1892
Building Type: Rowhouse (Two families each)
Architect: John Menahan (25 Bleeker Street)
Builder: John Menahan (25 Bleeker Street)
Original Owner: John Menahan (25 Bleeker Street)
Proposed District: Bushwick Avenue Historic District
History and Analysis
1157-63 Putnam Avenue is a row of four two-and-a -half story brick rowhouses built for $3,800 each in 1889 by John Menahan who resided at 25 Bleecker Street. Two families live in each of the rowhouses. All structures retain a high level of architectural integrity with much of the original characteristics intact, including the brick facade, the stoops, and cornices.
Additional Section/ Additional Photography
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| 1161 Putnam Avenue, 2011. Credit: Ogawa, Asuka |
Location
References
New York City, Department of Buildings.