Another Landmarked Building in Greenwich Village Endangered Due to  City-Approved Work at 10 Fifth Avenue - Village Preservation

Another Landmarked Building in Greenwich Village Endangered Due to City-Approved Work at 10 Fifth Avenue - Village Preservation

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On Saturday, city-approved work for the construction of a condo-tower at 14-16 Fifth Avenue caused serious damage to 10 Fifth Avenue, an incredibly historically significant 1848 former townhouse built by the Brevoort family which was part of a row that once included 14-16 Fifth Avenue. All sites in question are located within the Greenwich Village

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