pieter claesen wyckoff house was the first building built in new york city.
pieter claesen wyckoff house was the first building built in new york city.
when was the first building built in new york city?
pieter claesen wyckoff house
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the newspaper's first building was located at 113 nassau street in new york city. in 1854, it moved to 138 nassau street, and in 1858 it moved to a five-story building designed by thomas r. jackson in the romanesque revival style at 41 park row – until then the site of the brick presbyterian church – making it the first newspaper in new york city housed in a building built specifically for its use. the 1851 building, located across from city hall and dwarfing that of horace greeley's "new-york tribune", was described by the "times" in 2001 as "a declaration that the newspaper regarded itself as a powerful institution in civic life... no politician standing on the broad steps of city hall could fail to note the newspaper's presence. and after 1871, when the times led the crusade against the tweed ring, no politician could afford to ignore it."
new york times building (41 park row)