MAS Proposed Downtown Landmark #11

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Where: 505 Fulton Street
When: 1890
Why: This powerful building, with its sumptuously ornamented entrance arch, was designed as a department store and warehouse by one of Brooklyn's most prominent late-19th century architectural firms. Built by Henry Offerman for Wechsler Brothers, it is among the masterpieces of Romanesque Revival design in Brooklyn.
Architecturally Significant Buildings [Municipal Arts Society] GMAP

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If I'm not mistaken, this looks like it could be the old Martin's Department Store building. Hard to tell without seeing the storefronts that now occupy the ground floor.

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