Manhattan · NYC landmark
Jarmulowsky Bank Building / Nine Orchard
54 Canal Street / 9 Orchard Street · Manhattan, New York City
Read the surviving bank entrance and restored rooftop dome of a building tied to immigrant savings, steamship tickets and manufacturing lofts.
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NYFE Summary
Sender Jarmulowsky sold steamship tickets and provided banking services to the surrounding immigrant community. His bank occupied the stone base, while manufacturers rented the upper lofts. After his death, the bank failed and the building continued with industrial tenants.
The corner entrance sits below a clock and a rounded stack of windows. Terra-cotta ornament crowns the upper floors. During its conversion to a hotel, the missing rooftop dome and original clocks were reconstructed from historic drawings and photographs.
NYFE summary from the official history and visitor sources linked below.
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