Category:Edward Mooney House
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The Edward Mooney House at 18 Bowery on the corner of Pell Street in the Bowery neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City was built between 1785 and 1789 in the Georgian or Early Federal style, and is the oldest surviving town house in that style in the city. Mooney was a merchant who purchased the property from the forfeiture of James Delancey, who was a Loyalist during the American Revolution, and had his assets seized afterwards. Mooney lived in the house until his death c.1800, and by the 1840s the residential neighborhood had changed significantly and the house was a brothel. The house was designed a NYC landmark in 1966. (Sources: NYCLPC designation report) and Guide to NYC Landmarks (4th ed.)
Media in category "Edward Mooney House"
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Barney Flynns bar in Edward Mooney House 1899.jpg 760 × 711; 106 KB
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Edward Mooney House 18 Bowery.jpg 2,360 × 3,066; 1.37 MB
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- Pell Street (Manhattan)
- 1780s houses in New York City
- Built in New York City in 1789
- Houses built in New York (state) in 1789
- Federal architecture in New York City
- Georgian architecture in New York (state)
- Brick houses in Manhattan
- Houses on the National Register of Historic Places in Manhattan
- National Register of Historic Places in Manhattan below Canal Street
- New York City landmarks in Manhattan below Canal Street
- Bowery