New York Produce Exchange building

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The New York Produce Exchange building was a historic 19th-century commercial structure in Lower Manhattan that housed one of the city’s major commodity exchanges.

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instanceOf commercial building
exchange building
architect George B. Post NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Renaissance Revival
category commodity exchange buildings
demolished buildings and structures in New York City
former buildings and structures in Manhattan
constructionStart 1881
country United States of America
surface form: United States
demolished 1957
era Gilded Age
floorCount 10
function commodity exchange headquarters
hasFeature arcaded loggias
clock tower
interior courtyard
large central trading hall
ornamental facades
hasTradingFloorFor cotton
grain
other agricultural products
heritageStatus considered an important example of 19th-century commercial architecture
housed New York Produce Exchange NERFINISHED
inception 1884
locatedAt 2 Broadway NERFINISHED
locatedIn Lower Manhattan
Manhattan
New York City
locatedNear Battery Park NERFINISHED
Bowling Green NERFINISHED
New York Harbor NERFINISHED
materialUsed brick
iron
terra cotta
notableFor influence on later exchange buildings
innovative iron structural system
large open trading floor
openingDate 1884
owner New York Produce Exchange NERFINISHED
partOf financial district of Lower Manhattan
replacedBy 2 Broadway office tower
significantPeriod early 20th century
late 19th century
usedFor trading agricultural commodities
trading produce

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New York Produce Exchange (consulting work) hasSubject New York Produce Exchange building
George B. Post & Sons notableWork New York Produce Exchange building
this entity surface form: New York Produce Exchange