New York, New York County, New York
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This building erected 1922 occupies part of the farm leased prior to 1658 and granted in 1644 by the Dutch West India Company to Jan Jansen Damen. Of the bounding streets Maiden Lane was called the Dutch Maegde Paetje. Nassau Street was named for William Prince of Nassau later King of England. Was formerly known as Pye Womens Land and Kip Street. Liberty Street was originally Crown Street. This record is here inscribed by the Maiden Lane Historical Society
(Colonial Era • Roads & Vehicles) Includes location, directions, 1 photo, GPS coordinates, map.
This building erected 1922 occupies part of the farm leased prior to 1658 and granted in 1644 by the Dutch West India Company to Jan Jansen Damen. Of the bounding streets Maiden Lane was called the Dutch Maegde Paetje. Nassau Street was named for William Prince of Nassau later King of England. Was formerly known as Pye Womens Land and Kip Street. Liberty Street was originally Crown Street. This record is here inscribed by the Maiden Lane Historical Society(Colonial Era • Roads & Vehicles) Includes location, directions, 1 photo, GPS coordinates, map.
