The Gorham Silver Manufacturing Company Building, at 889 Broadway at 19th Street in Manhattan, New York City, was built in 1883-1884 (designed by Edward Hale Kendall) as a mixed-use building with bachelor apartments above the two-floor store of the Gorham Company. The company took over the entire building within a few years, and then moved uptown in 1905, after which the building was converted to lofts and offices (1912, John H. Duncan).  It was made over into apartments above a retail space (Fishs Eddy) in 1977.  The building is a NYC Designated Landmark.  See <a href="//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:WTM3_TEAM_21_0011.jpg" title="File:WTM3 TEAM 21 0011.jpg">File:WTM3 TEAM 21 0011.jpg</a> for plaque.
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