Closing Bell: A Fulton St. Landmark, Inside & Out
The LTV Squad, a group dedicated to “documenting the forgotten underside of New York,” has a post about sneaking into the landmark Offerman Building on Fulton Street. As the post notes, there’s not much to see on the inside of the unused building aside from disrepair—like the rotting ceiling beams shown above—though the view from…
The LTV Squad, a group dedicated to “documenting the forgotten underside of New York,” has a post about sneaking into the landmark Offerman Building on Fulton Street. As the post notes, there’s not much to see on the inside of the unused building aside from disrepair—like the rotting ceiling beams shown above—though the view from the roof is pretty great. The writer of the post says the building was best known as home to Martin’s Department Store until 1979, and in “recent times it has contained unrenovated, sealed floors, along with offices occupied by job agencies and the MTA adjudication Bureau – which has since relocated just a block away.”
The Offerman Building [LTV Squad] GMAP
Photos from The LTV Squad.
I met my husband there while working p/t while in college! Oh, the memories!
I believe MM wrote about this some time ago.
word is building will be renovated for residential purposes and fully restored this owner did the first loft offices in area, 100 willoughby and many other loft buildings before
top floor has a circular space of 10,000 sf that is awesome