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plan, "at least 13" floors on the lower part of the building, which contained athletic facilities, would be retained by the club. The
Connecticut-based firm Cheslock Bakker Associates would renovate the club's bedrooms on the upper floors into a commercial hotel. The Downtown Club building was designated by the Landmarks Preservation Commission as an official city landmark in 2000.
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was dumped there. As a result of the land filling, neighboring buildings such as 21 West Street were constructed without a basement. The site of the
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in 1927 and completed the structure in 1930. The building was sold off in 1936 following the club's bankruptcy, but was reacquired in 1950. The club started admitting female members in 1977, and after facing further financial troubles in the late 1990s, sold off part of its building. Following the
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On West Street to the west, the building is set back above the fourth story. The north (left) bay contains a separate window arrangement with one window on the 4th floor and two small windows on each of the 5th through 15th floors. The facades of the center and south (right) bays are combined, and
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desire to officially protect the building's exterior as a city landmark. In 1999, shortly before the club building was set to be auctioned off, the Downtown Athletic Club and its creditors finalized an agreement that would let the club remain in its building and recover from bankruptcy. Under the
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By mid-1930, the building was almost completed and 3,500 people had submitted applications for membership. The new clubhouse opened in September 1930, with a special 3-day preview period before the building was turned over to the club. At this point, the club had 3,826 members, 1,000 of whom were
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The northern facade is largely blocked by 21 West Street, while the southern facade has a similar window arrangement to the western and eastern facades. On all sides, the 35th story has a brick band, chevrons above each of the window bays, and a parapet with limestone caps. There is a three-story
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reported that the club only had fewer than 1,300 members and that the structure was "crumbling". Further, the club owed $ 3 million of back taxes to the New York City government. Discussions were held with local real estate developers to sell off the suites on the top floors and for the club to
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On Washington Street to the east, the building is set back above the fourth story. As with the West Street facade, the north (right) bay contains a separate window arrangement and the facades of the center and south (left) bays are combined. The center and south bays have an identical window
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in the 18th and 19th centuries. As the North River shoreline was deeper and had a denser concentration of buildings than the East River shoreline on the east side of Manhattan Island, the land under the Downtown Club building was not filled until 1835, when debris from the
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was hired as the club's first athletic director in 1930, and he founded a touchdown club at the Downtown Athletic Club, which ultimately became popular. In 1935 club member Willard Prince suggested that the Downtown Athletic Club issue annual trophies for most outstanding
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accumulating debt quickly, losing $ 100,000 a month. The Downtown Athletic Club was ultimately unable to pay back the $ 8.3 million mortgage. In mid-2003, the Downtown Athletic Club formally turned over the mortgage on 20 West Street and vacated the building completely.
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the north (or right) of the central doorway and two windows to the south (left). On the second floor, there is one window on either side of the doorway, with an additional vent grate to the left. The third floor contains seven windows.
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portal to the east. The building officially carries the address 20 West Street, but also includes all address numbers on 18-20 West Street, inclusive, and even address numbers on 28-32 Washington Street, inclusive. It is bounded by the
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player, and the first such trophy was awarded that year. When Heisman died in October 1936, the Downtown Athletic Club Trophy became the
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The Downtown Athletic Club permanently closed following the
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of negative $ 231,000 during the previous year; and had
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and athletic club that operated from 1926 to 2002 at 20
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1531:"Attacks Put Downtown Athletic Club in Jeopardy"
4824:New York City Designated Landmarks in Manhattan
4814:Defunct clubs and societies in New York (state)
3054:New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission
3039:New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission
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741:. However, these plans were complicated by the
626:neighborhoods. Initially, it was housed in the
371:The Downtown Club building was designed in the
295:New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission
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3483:New York County Lawyers' Association Building
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2998:"Nissan Re-Boots The Heisman House in Dallas"
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2000:"Contract Awarded for Downtown Athletic Club"
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2867:Football: An Encyclopedia of Popular Culture
1904:"Downtown Athletic Club Plans Many Features"
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4363:Leadership and Public Service High School
3888:Federal Reserve Bank of New York Building
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1607:from the original on February 13, 2020
1587:Gray, Christopher (January 12, 1997).
1505:from the original on December 29, 2017
1474:Landmarks Preservation Commission 2000
1462:Landmarks Preservation Commission 2000
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868:Art Deco architecture of New York City
254:, the club's first athletic director.
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1861:"Downtown Athletic Club Admits Women"
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1707:McFadden, Robert D. (June 16, 1987).
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4849:1926 establishments in New York City
4829:Residential skyscrapers in Manhattan
4794:Athletics clubs in the United States
4358:High School of Economics and Finance
4029:Knickerbocker Trust Company Building
3908:Keuffel & Esser Company Building
3823:Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House
3069:National Register of Historic Places
2574:
1859:Brozan, Nadine (December 20, 1977).
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448:on the roof. Other features include
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3498:St. George's Syrian Catholic Church
2926:Pennington, Bill (April 13, 2005).
2907:from the original on April 12, 2020
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2818:from the original on April 16, 2016
2726:Fatsis, Stefan (December 7, 2001).
1835:from the original on April 10, 2021
1541:from the original on April 10, 2021
773:, Downtown Athletic Club building,
598:Founding and clubhouse construction
13:
4874:Art Deco architecture in Manhattan
4859:Gentlemen's clubs in New York City
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4368:LĂ©man Manhattan Preparatory School
3573:St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church
3488:Old New York Evening Post Building
2965:Cancian, Dan (December 14, 2019).
2236:. September 17, 1930. p. 22.
1757:from the original on April 6, 2022
1751:Architects' and Builders' Magazine
1697:
1675:"Heisman Shaken to its Foundation"
1673:Doyle, Paul (September 10, 2002).
699:earnings before interest and taxes
636:Interborough Rapid Transit Company
522:, while the fifth floor contained
440:prominent around the windows, the
75:20 West Street, New York, NY 10004
14:
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4034:Manhattan Life Insurance Building
3508:St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church
3112:
2497:Eaton, Leslie (October 4, 1998).
1910:. February 15, 1920. p. 12.
1787:The Encyclopedia of New York City
796:
281:, who also designed the adjacent
4804:Clubs and societies in Manhattan
4094:Western Union Telegraph Building
3933:New York Stock Exchange Building
3878:Excelsior Power Company Building
3433:American Stock Exchange Building
2871:. U of Nebraska Press. pp.
2536:Eaton, Leslie (April 23, 1999).
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2020:
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2006:. November 4, 1928. p. 45.
1924:
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1434:Guide to New York City Landmarks
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3883:Federal Hall National Memorial
3738:56 Beaver Street (Delmonico's)
3443:Bowling Green Offices Building
2575:Finn, Robin (March 26, 2002).
2044:. March 25, 1928. p. 46.
1639:Drehs, Wayne (July 22, 2003).
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2768:Bahney, Anna (July 3, 2005).
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444:around the entrance, and the
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3848:Chamber of Commerce Building
3493:Robert and Anne Dickey House
3158:New York City historic sites
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616:Schuyler Van Vechten Hoffman
514:. The third floor contained
301:, after the club's closure.
7:
4770:Manhattan Community Board 1
4592:Downtown Manhattan Heliport
4439:New York City Police Museum
4388:Pine Street School New York
3928:New York City Police Museum
3225:National Historic Landmarks
3080:Robins, Anthony W. (2017).
2056:– via newspapers.com
1790:(2nd ed.). New Haven:
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2863:Rielly, Edward J. (2009).
1982:National Park Service 1999
1248:National Park Service 1999
818:Yale Club of New York City
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1122:"21 West Street Building"
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4148:Other points of interest
3974:Barnum's American Museum
3833:American Surety Building
1815:Kroessler, J.A. (2009).
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508:ferries in New York City
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279:Starrett & van Vleck
178:Starrett & van Vleck
151:515 ft (157 m)
143:518 ft (158 m)
4799:Clubhouses in Manhattan
4217:Austin J. Tobin Plaza‎‎
4059:New York World Building
3994:Equitable Life Building
3989:City Investing Building
3938:New York Times Building
3843:Broad Exchange Building
3513:Transportation Building
2897:"Heisman Trophy Design"
2234:New York Herald-Tribune
1765:– via HathiTrust.
824:, before moving to the
640:elevated railroad lines
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323:Brooklyn–Battery Tunnel
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169:Design and construction
4510:Rector St/Greenwich St
4373:Millennium High School
4263:Vietnam Veterans Plaza
4243:Imagination Playground
3964:Alexander Macomb House
3528:Trinity Court Building
3463:Downtown Athletic Club
3438:Barclay–Vesey Building
2840:. Children's Academy.
2196:. September 18, 1930.
1318:Koolhaas, Rem (1994).
826:Palladium Times Square
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417:1916 Zoning Resolution
411:The building contains
360:Great Fire of New York
291:1916 Zoning Resolution
220:Downtown Athletic Club
186:New York City Landmark
4378:New York Film Academy
4253:Louise Nevelson Plaza
3868:Down Town Association
3073:National Park Service
2770:"A Room With No View"
2248:– via ProQuest.
1792:Yale University Press
1083:. The Downtown Club.
768:
722:repeal of Prohibition
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4515:Rector St/Trinity Pl
4449:South Street Seaport
4284:Brasserie Les Halles
4084:Tontine Coffee House
4064:Pearl Street Station
3898:Home Insurance Plaza
3418:125 Greenwich Street
3075:. February 11, 1999.
3056:. November 14, 2000.
3032:West Street Building
2082:. November 4, 1928.
2004:Brooklyn Daily Eagle
1908:Brooklyn Daily Eagle
1493:. December 7, 1997.
1217:. December 7, 1930.
1161:. October 17, 2000.
1152:"Whitehall Building"
846:New York City portal
751:September 11 attacks
644:New York City Subway
510:and displays of the
504:Staten Island Museum
264:September 11 attacks
222:, also known as the
119:Construction started
4597:Wall Street Skyport
4557:Pier 11/Wall Street
3813:170–176 John Street
3618:1 Wall Street Court
3413:94 Greenwich Street
3408:88 Greenwich Street
2808:"The Downtown Club"
2732:Wall Street Journal
2423:. August 20, 1936.
2347:. October 4, 1936.
1782:Jackson, Kenneth T.
1081:"The Downtown Club"
979:"The Downtown Club"
860:Architecture portal
561:, baseball players
415:as mandated by the
108:40.70618; -74.01568
99: /
62:Architectural style
49:General information
4572:Whitehall Terminal
4547:World Trade Center
4525:Wall St/William St
4309:Rolfe's Chop House
4099:World Trade Center
3999:Gillender Building
3873:Equitable Building
3858:Continental Center
3538:World Trade Center
3533:Whitehall Building
3478:James Watson House
3344:Financial District
2932:The New York Times
2774:The New York Times
2690:The New York Times
2651:The New York Times
2581:The New York Times
2542:The New York Times
2503:The New York Times
2459:The New York Times
2421:The New York Times
2385:. April 17, 1936.
2383:The New York Times
2345:The New York Times
2307:The New York Times
2263:The New York Times
2194:The New York Times
2156:The New York Times
2118:The New York Times
2080:The New York Times
1951:. March 25, 1928.
1949:The New York Times
1865:The New York Times
1713:The New York Times
1593:The New York Times
1491:The New York Times
1430:Dolkart, Andrew S.
1215:The New York Times
778:
775:Whitehall Building
759:had been destroyed
755:World Trade Center
734:The New York Times
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620:Financial District
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587:The New York Times
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347:Financial District
328:Whitehall Building
268:World Trade Center
236:Financial District
201:Reference no.
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3798:150 Nassau Street
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3688:28 Liberty Street
3668:20 Exchange Place
3594:East of Broadway/
3503:St. Paul's Chapel
3379:West of Broadway/
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3165:National Register
3093:978-1-4384-6396-4
2882:978-0-8032-2630-2
2265:. July 30, 1930.
2158:. July 18, 1930.
1828:978-0-231-51827-7
1801:978-0-300-11465-2
1443:978-0-470-28963-1
1329:978-1-885254-00-9
1131:. June 16, 1998.
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791:The Moinian Group
389:Saks Fifth Avenue
381:Lord & Taylor
319:Washington Street
317:to the west, and
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3838:Bennett Building
3818:250 Water Street
3808:161 Water Street
3758:63 Nassau Street
3638:5 Beekman Street
3633:2 New York Plaza
3623:1 William Street
3608:1 New York Plaza
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3893:Fraunces Tavern
3863:Corbin Building
3803:161 Maiden Lane
3783:120 Wall Street
3778:116 John Street
3733:55 Water Street
3723:55 Broad Street
3708:45 Broad Street
3678:25 Water Street
3658:17 State Street
3648:15 Broad Street
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