1912: Chief John Rush and Victor, the Fire Horse That Lost it on Varick Street » 632hudson2
In the 1870s, John Rush and his parents lived in an apartment at 632 Hudson Street. This now-famous building was erected as a townhouse in 1847 by the heirs of sash maker Richard Towning. In recent years the building was used for the filming of the Real World TV series. You should check out these amazing interior photos on Curbed NY (from when it was listed for $22 million in 2013) and on the building’s very own website.
632 Hudson Street New York
