Source: Real Estate Record & Builders' Guide (vol. 14, no. 347, November 7, 1874), 322.

Formerly 49 Newell Street, now 41.

Source: Real Estate Record & Builders' Guide (vol. 14, no 346, October 31, 1874), 304

Havemeyers & Elder first built a two-story warehouse on this site in 1874.1 In May of 1887, the building suffered a catastrophic fire. According to the Brooklyn Eagle, the building was used as a depot by the Erie Railroad, managed by L. M.

Historical address is 184 Keep Street. No architect listed, but William T. Lamb is assumed.

Source: Real Estate Record & Builders' Guide (vol. 14, no 337, August 29, 1874), 146.

Possibly builder in partnership with Hagerman.

Source: Real Estate Record & Builders' Guide (vol. 14, no 337, August 29, 1874), 146.