Easton Foundation
| museum, townhouse, Italianate style (architecture), non-profit organization
USA /
New Jersey /
Hoboken /
West 20th Street, 347
World
/ USA
/ New Jersey
/ Hoboken
museum, townhouse, Italianate style (architecture), non-profit organization
3-story Italianate residential building completed in 1856 as a townhouse for Moses Parker. Two nearly identical houses were constructed 8 years later on the west, also clad in brownstone. All three are rather narrow, only two windows wide, with narrow stoops. The roof line is topped by a bracketed and paneled cornice.
It was most recently occupied by Louise Bourgeois who lived here until her death in 2010. The foundation has preserved her studio and plans to provide public access.
www.theeastonfoundation.org/
It was most recently occupied by Louise Bourgeois who lived here until her death in 2010. The foundation has preserved her studio and plans to provide public access.
www.theeastonfoundation.org/
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 40°44'39"N 74°0'6"W
- 14-09 - 14-37 33rd Road 6.1 km
- 33-10 - 33-26 21st Street 6.2 km
- 14-12 - 14-42 33rd Avenue 6.2 km
- Striver's Row 10 km
- Summarfield Dhalia circle dayton 59 km
- Bridal Club 59 km
- Beacon Hill 59 km
- Vanderhaven Farms Village I 60 km
- Lawrence Square Village 77 km
- WindyBush Development 101 km
- Vanderbilt University - New York City at General Theological Seminary 0.2 km
- Fulton Houses 0.2 km
- Chelsea 0.3 km
- Hudson River Park 0.4 km
- Penn South Houses - Mutual Redevelopment Co-ops 0.5 km
- West Chelsea 0.5 km
- Manhattan 4.8 km
- Hudson County, New Jersey 6.2 km
- Queens 15 km
- The Palisades 24 km