Fraunces Tavern
The oldest building on the block, made of landfill in 1689, is Fraunces Tavern built in 1719. The block’s fifteen other structures were built in the 19th century, eleven of them from 1827 to 1833 just after the opening of the Erie Canal, as commercial structures in the Late Federal and Greek Revival styles. Designated November 14, 1978.
Title: West Side of Fraunces Tavern 2
Borough: Manhattan
Historic District: Fraunces Tavern
Keywords: Fraunces Tavern, brick
Description: West façade view of Fraunces Tavern on Pearl Street
Image #2427
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