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Spelled Charleton on map. Spelled Charlton in newspaper and in ad.
1923 300 West 108th Street
– 1924 Vito Cerabone President; Michael A. Campagna Secretary (Kelley Paterno page 285)
Featured in Andrew Alpern’s book The New York Apartment Houses of Rosario Candela and James Carpenter page 272
NB 447-1923
Broadway, 2789-2799
15-sty bk apt, 100×100
Cost:
$1,200,000
Owner:
Bway & 180th St. Co, 2067 Bway
Architect:
R. Candela, 200 W 72d [72nd]
Address in Real Estate Record:
BROADWAY, 2789-99
Architect Rosario Candela; Builder Broadway & 108th Street Corporation Vito Cerabone President; Michael A. Campagna Secretary (Alpern Acanthus page 272)
New – York Tribune (1923-1924); New York, N.Y. [New York, N.Y]. 23 Mar 1923: 11.
This project illustrates how closely brothers, brothers-in-law, sons-in-law of the Paterno/Campagna family worked: Victor Cerabone, husband of Celestina Paterno, and his son-in-law Michael A. Campagna, brother of Anthony Campagna, purchased this lot representing the 146th Street Corporation which was founded for the 690 Riverside Drive project. The 146th Street Corporation was headed by Anthony Campagna, Victor Cerabone, and Michael A. Campagna. To purchase the 300 West 108th lot, the building at 680 Riverside Drive was given in partial payment. 680 Riverside Drive was built by the 680 Riverside Drive Corporation which was founded by Armino A. Campagna (brother of Anthony and Michael) and Anthony Campagna. They seemed to pool their resources, assets, and representation across projects.
New – York Tribune (1923-1924); New York, N.Y. [New York, N.Y]. 08 Oct 1923: 19.
