
1905; 1928
Manhattan: Washington Square North - 5th Avenue
14-28 Washington Square North, from Fifth Avenue to Macdougal Street. These are almost all old residences of the pre-Civil War period, except the 7-story Richmond Hill on the N.E. corner of Macdougal Street, an apartment house built about 1900. 1905. Brown Brothers. (2) The same, twenty-three years later. The first three houses, 14-15-16, have been rebuilt as one unit. October 4, 1928. P. L. Sperr.
Photo from the New York Public Library - Milstein Collection
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