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Conclusion: The historical significance of the Jacob Day residence
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The Jacob Day residence at 50 West 13th Street is extraordinarily significant for its association with pre- and post-Civil War black history in New York City. Its importance spans multiple historical periods and connects to various aspects of African American life in the 19th century.
- Built more than 175 years ago, the building has endured as a landmark of African American history
- It is closely connected to the African American abolitionist and businessman Jacob Day
- The residence represents the important black community in Greenwich Village during the 19th century
Margaret Herman
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Built more than 175 years ago, 50 West 13th is extraordinarily significant for its association with pre and post Civil War black history and for its connection to the African American abolitionist and businessman Jacob Day and to the important black community in Greenwich Village in the 19th century.
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