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340-342 Broadway / future Seven Stars, West Side |
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Current EventsSeven Stars’ new location on the West Side is open. A mere few weeks after I noticed something was going on, they were open. The inside is very, very nice and the coffee and pastries are just what you would expect. As long as I’ve seen this place, it has been vacant. I’ve even heard rumors that others have tried to open something up at this location, but the former owner wasn’t interested. The new owner(s) – Armory Properties, I think – is converting the adjacent house as well and will also be loving their offices from Westminster Street into either the adjacent house, or the house next door to that. I did a few Google searches and couldn’t find any history of the property. I found what could be a tax sale document from 2006 with a name Jeta Realty connected this parcel. I’m not sure how to read tax sale sheets, though, so Jeta Realty might have been at this location at some point. It is a handsome yellow-brick storefront, with tin ceilings inside and original plaster. The windows are huge and capped with ornamental wood and aluminum. If I had to guess, I would say it was designed or built in the forties. Anecdotescarlos I use to live next door. Jetta Realty are the scum bags that owned the funeral home (which is a part of the whole property). The place was a pharmacy before the Gattone/Tasca family let it go to pieces. Many people were interested in turning it into various things (chiropractor’s office, cigar shop, coffee shop) but Mike and Susan Tasca had other ideas… pay taxes, turn the building into an eye sore and let it go with the rest of the neighborhood. federalhillray That used to be D’Andreas Pharmacy back in the day. I remember it had a soda fountain in it, too. They had gone out of business years ago. Add your AnecdotesThe information about each building grows as visitors let us know about their experiences. Did you or a member of your family work here? Did you grow up near it as a child? Let us know. All entries will be moderated and may be posted in an edited form. We will use your name unless you tell us otherwise. We will not make your email public. |
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