Built in 1870, this three-story brick commercial building was the home of the Fire Patrol No. 2 from 1873 until 1907. There were a variety of other tenants that included a Ford repair shop and a hat manufacturer. Joseph Scott Trucking Corp. moved in around 1970 and also operated out of 33 Great Jones Street.
Currently, the first floor is occupied by Vic's Restaurant and the second and third floors contain office and designer space for commercial tenants.
Built in 1871, this three-story commercial building was the home of the Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Company. In 1889, the building was purchased by Bernard Beinecke and Joseph Hesdorfer. Beinecke & Co. was a meat purveyor business and Bernard Beinecke later became a director of two banks and the developer of the Plaza Hotel. Joseph Scott Trucking Corp. moved in around 1970 and also operated out of 31 Great Jones Street.
In 1945, the building was connected to 35 Great Jones Street when interior openings were cut through on the second and third floors.
Currently, the first floor is occupied by a clothing boutique and the second and third floors contain office and showroom space for commercial tenants.
Built in 1893, this seven-story commercial building was constructed for Margaret J. Ramsey. The building was home of several paper companies, textile and garment manufacturers, and plastic and brush manufacturers.
In 1945, the building was connected to 33 Great Jones Street when interior openings were cut through on the second and third floors.
Currently, an art gallery occupies the first and second floors. The third through seventh floors contain office and showroom space for commercial tenants. This building includes an elevator, which allows for private entry directly into each unit.