651 (right), 653 (center) and 655 (left) Washington Street between Christopher Street and West 10th Street in the West Village neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City, were built in 1829 in the Federal style. The rowhouses, which originally had storefronts on the street level, are located within the Greenwich Village Historic District Extension. (Source: "NYCLPC Greenwich Village Historic District Extension Designation Report")
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