The General Society of Tradesmen and Mechanics
20 West 44th Street, New York, NY 10036
Landmark Preservation
History
20 West 44th Street in New York City houses The General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen and its Library. This historic institution, founded to enrich and support the city’s craftsmen and tradesmen, includes the second oldest library in New York City, featuring a vast collection of works over two centuries old.
It is renowned for its educational contributions, notably its century-old lecture series. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a celebrated New York City landmark, known for its architectural beauty and as a center of learning and tradition.
Scope of work
Stabilization and Restoration of Existing
Masonry
Local Law 11 Repairs
Façade and Stone Cleaning
Structural Repair
Rough Carpentry
Masonry
Local Law 11 Repairs
Façade and Stone Cleaning
Structural Repair
Rough Carpentry
Landmark Preservations
Replacing Copper Cover and Vents
Cast Stone Replacement
Terra Cotta Repair and Replacement
Replacing Copper Cover and Vents
Cast Stone Replacement
Terra Cotta Repair and Replacement
Ornamental Metal Restoration
Sheet Metal Flashing and Trim, Glazing for Skylight
Sheet Metal Flashing and Trim, Glazing for Skylight
Sidewalk Shed
Pipe Scaffolding
Pipe Scaffolding
Project
Architect:
Easton Architects LLP
Year Built:
1891
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