Tammany Hall Building, NYC

  • Also Known As: 100 East 17th Street

  • Travel Genus: Sight
  • Sight Category: Building

Tammany Hall Building is a Neo-Georgian style commercial building at 44 Union Square East in Union Square, Manhattan, in New York City. - AsNotedIn


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1905/00/00 Irving Berlin Work Berlin sings at Tony Pastor's Music Hall in Union Square. Later, Tony Pastors vaudeville house will be located on the ground floor of the Tammany Hall building.
1928/01/00 Charles B Meyers Architect The Tammany Society hire Charles B Meyers and Thompson, Holmes and Converse as architects of their new headquarters.
1929/07/00 Thompson, Holmes and Converse Architect In early July, Tammany Hall Building is completed.
1929/07/04 Gov Alfred E Smith Dignitary Former Governor Alfred E Smith makes a remarks at the dedication of the Tammany Hall Building in New York City.
1929/07/04 Franklin D Roosevelt Dignitary Governor Franklin D Roosevelt speaks during the dedication of The Tammany Society's "wigwam" on Union Square, NYC.
1943/09/00 The International Ladies Garment Workers Union buys the headquarters from the Tammany Society.
1943/12/18 Fiorello H La Guardia Dignitary After enlarging the stage and furnishing their offices, the International Ladies Garment Workers Union's headquarters are dedicating by NYC mayors La Guardia and Jimmy Walker.
1947/00/00 The International Ladies Garment Workers Union renames the auditorium for the late president, Franklin D Roosevelt.

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