4th Avenue b/w Wood & Smithfield Streets. © Dean Capone
Both buildings have been converted to residential condominiums and rentals.
Buildings
Jaburg Bros. 1912 – Bakery Supplies – Stapleton Waterfront, SI
© Fulton History dot com (Thomas Tryniski)
© Frank H. Jump
The building at 150 Front Street features five-to-one common brick bond construction and a central gable-roofed monitor extending the length of the building between Front Street and the Staten Island Railway viaduct. Corbelled cornices ornament the monitor’s gable end as well as the two flanking one-story structures and the eastern portion of the southern elevation facing Thompson Street. Raised letters stating the year “1912” and the name “Jaburg Bros.” occupy the monitor peak.
Based upon the dated cornice, 1912 likely was the year the larger monitor structure at 150 Front Street was built. Both buildings appear on 1917 insurance maps. Insurance maps indicate that Jaburg Brothers manufactured bakers’ machinery, utensils, and woodenware (Sanborn 1917). A good example of early-twentieth-century industrial architecture, the 150 Front Street building has previously been determined eligible for listing on the S/NR. The eligible property consists of the entire lot. – NEW STAPLETON WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT PLAN, FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT
© Frank H. Jump
National Baker 1915 © Google Books
- Jaburg Bros., Inc., 94 Hudson. Tel. Walker 2600 – WHITE-ORR’S 1930 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY–NEW YORK CITY SECTION – Bklyn Genealogy
New York Times – June 6, 1918 – CLICK FOR FULL ARTICLE
Resources:
- National Baker – 1915 – Google Books
- New York Herald, January 18, 1912 – Fulton History dot com
- New Stapleton Waterfront Development Plan – Sept, 2006
- $20,000 PENALTY FOR PROFITEERING – New York Times, June 6, 1918
Rare Vintage Small Sitting Cat Chocolate Candy Mold #14 Jaburg Bros – Ebay
Fiftieth Anniversay Jaburg Bros Inc – 1885 – 1939 – Ebay
