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King of Greene Street

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The building widely known as the King of Greene Street is the cast-iron structure at seventy-two and seventy-four Greene Street. It features an elaborate facade of Corinthian columns and ornate window arches that span the entire street frontage. Isaac Duckworth commissioned the building in eighteen seventy-two, choosing the architect Henry Engelbert to design the project.

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