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Built in 1831-32 by Joseph Brewster as a row house, the house was purchased in 1835 by merchant Seabury Treadwell and occupied by his family until 1933. It is the only 19th Century house in Manhattan to survive intact with its original furniture and family memorabilia. Its parlors are historic examples of Greek Revival Architecture. Restored in 1979, the house has been a museum since 1935.
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