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Hudson Street & Willoughby Street, Manhattan

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  • Manhattan: Hudson Street - Willoughby Street, 1934

    Manhattan: Hudson Street - Willoughby Street

    1934

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Photos: The New York Public Library, Milstein Collection

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Manhattan: Hudson Street - Willoughby Street, 1934

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Manhattan: Hudson Street - Willoughby Street

1934

Village Realty for Investor Seventeen-story Standard Statistics Building at 345 Hudson Street, leased by the Trinity Church Corporation to Willard U. Taylor through William S. Sussman. Sept. 18, 1934 Seventeen story, Standard Statistics Building at 345 Hudson street, covering whole blockfront from King to Charlton Streets, leased by Trinity Church Corporation for 21 years to Lortay Corporation, Willard U. Taylor, President, through William S. Sussman, Incorporated, in the largest transaction of its kind closed so far this year. Building under Sussman management.

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