Image: Elizabeth Berger Plaza 35 - Behind the Scaffolding

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Description: A building under demolition at Trinity Place and Edgar Street in the Financial District, Manhattan. This site has been under scaffolding for several months. Edit: This building is/was 42 Trinity Place, a former Syms Corporation clothing store. It and the other buildings on the block (32-42 Trinity Place) are being demolished to make way for 77 Greenwich Street, a 500-foot-tall (42 story) glass building. Edit again: This (I believe) is 67 Greenwich Street or the Robert and Anne Dickey House, built in 1811 (or 1810 or 1809) and is a NYCLP landmark since 2005. It is set to be restored (or remodeled) as part of the project. The site to the right (north) is the former Syms store.
Title: Elizabeth Berger Plaza 35 - Behind the Scaffolding
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