335 East 6th Street | Block : 448 | Lot #38

Building Date : 1875
Original Use : Residential/Commercial

Original Owner : John Bremer
Original Architect : John M. Forster

Description & Building Alterations

This five-story tenement was built in 1875 in Italianate and neo-Grec style. It was to be occupied by 18 families with stores on the ground floor.

The facade features a cast-iron storefront, including pilasters flanking the entrance, a molded entablature and a cornice and frieze above. The upper stories feature masonry quoins, pedimented and molded window lintels, sills with brackets, and a bracketed roof cornice with frieze panels and a triangular pediment at center.

Block : 448 / Lot : 038 / Building Date : 1875 / Original Owner : John Bremer / Original Use : Residential/Commercial / Original Architect : John M. Forster

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