1874: The Cider Press Dogs at the Corner of Broadway and Houston » $(KGrHqIOKpME4vNRi6QDBOSv)RMjSQ~~_35
The Revere House at 604-608 Broadway was operated as a hotel and boarding house with restaurant by Timothy J. Coe and and his son, Russell. It was the meeting place of the New York Fat Men’s Association, and it was also the scene of numerous murders and suicides. It was sold for $250,000 in 1896 at auction.
The Revere House at 604-608 Broadway was operated as a hotel and boarding house with restaurant by Timothy J. Coe and and his son, Russell. To the right of the hotel is 602 Broadway, where Walker’s cider press dog was put on display for passersby.
