269 East 10th Street | Block : 438 | Lot #43

Building Date : 1838-39, 1874
Original Use : Residential

Original Owner : William H. Jeloup(1838-39), H. Gottlieb(1874)
Original Architect : Unknown(1838-39), William Jose(1874)

Description & Building Alterations

This five-story tenement was originally erected in 1838-39, probably as a three-story house. In 1874 it was raised to five stories, during an alteration designed by William Jose. Its facade today features bracketed cornice with a segmental-arched pediment and paneled frieze, neo Grec molded lintels, with triangular pediments at second story, and footed sills. The first-story has been altered and refaced with brick.

Block : 438 / Lot : 043 / Building Date : 1838-39, 1874 / Original Owner : William H. Jeloup(1838-39), H. Gottlieb(1874) / Original Use : Residential / Original Architect : Unknown(1838-39), William Jose(1874)

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