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130 Church Street Place

Northwest Corner of Church and Murray

9 Murray Street [between Broadway & Church St.], New York, NY 10007-2223.

http://c250.columbia.edu/c250_events/symposia/history_newyork_timeline.html
1756
May 7—College governors decide to proceed with constructing a building for the College on the site provided by Trinity Church at projected cost of 11,000 pounds.
August 23—Cornerstone of King's College building laid on the northeast corner of Murray and Church Streets

In 1861, Currier & Ives added a fifth print to the series, portraying the contest between two new steam engines and an old double-deck handpumper. As building heights increased to five and six stories -- seen in these marble and brownstone-fronted structures at the corner of Murray and Church Streets -- the ability of steam engines to throw steadier and higher streams of water established their superiority.

http://www.tribecaspace.com/
25 Murray Street, Tribeca NY
http://corcoran.com/property/nd/index.asp?p=1&jump=Y&NDID=212

An inimitable assemblage of multiple historic Tribeca commercial buildings, Tribeca Space boasts one-of-a-kind loft condominiums in Manhattan’s most stylish neighborhood. The entrance exudes both a sense of history and contemporary style accented by urban icons.

http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/byform/mailing-lists/bookarts/1995/07/msg00043.html
In October of 1980 I led a book burning here in New York City. We had a
small parade of writers, artists, printers, book designers, bookbinders, a
paper conservator and a suburban homemaker. Two people carried a platform
of burned books while I held a flaming one in one hand and a megaphone in
the other. The first site we demonstrated at was the IRS building at Church
and Murray streets. The books we were burning were the IRS "Code"-- the
manuals with the tax rules. The occasion was the Thor Power Tool decision--
the ruling that warehouse stock could not be deducted for tax purposes
until it was sold or destroyed. Although the decision related to machine
parts, it applied across the board, including backlists of publishers.
http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/byform/mailing-lists/bookarts/1995/07/msg00043.html

http://www.nybooks.com/articles/10986
Volume 14, Number 8 · April 23, 1970
Letter
WAR TAX PROTEST
By Norma Becker, Richard Sternhill

To the Editors:
Wednesday, April 15th will be a day of massive, nationwide tax-war protests. Your readers would probably be interested in the following schedule of events which will be taking place in New York City:

10:30-11:30, Boston Tea Party, 1970, Battery Park, Castle Clinton Monument; 11:30-1:30, Mass Rally at Internal Revenue Service Headquarters, Murray and Church Street; street parade to Bryant Park—West Broadway up to Sixth Avenue.
http://www.nybooks.com/articles/10986

http://www.ecorridors.vt.edu/news/topic/?article_id=21&cat_type=topic&cat_id=27
Taken from The New York Times External Site
Written By Robert Sullivan
May 12, 2002

For about 300 years, Murray Street was a street. Then, last winter, after the World Trade Center went down, it was dug up and turned into a hole. Not a little hole. Not a hole with a few flags and two or three workers and a blinking yellow light. The hole that was Murray Street was a crumbling and steaming and wooden-plank-reinforced earthen gash, which, if it weren't lying sideways across the border of TriBeCa and the financial district, would have been about 100 stories tall. In January, on a cold, clear morning, just after the underground version of Murray Street had been opened up, Mike Redes, a project manager for Empire City Subway, a Verizon-owned company that maintains utilities under the street, was standing on a single-family-home-size plot of subterranean real estate in which Murray Street meets Church Street.
http://www.ecorridors.vt.edu/news/topic/?article_id=21&cat_type=topic&cat_id=27

http://www.becauseyes.com/yes/?part=diary&view=day&year=2001&week=6&day=5
Advice of the day: Do no eat at "Famous Pizza" on Church and Murray. They rip you off pricewise, and, to be blunt, Ramin and I would rather eat school cafeteria food than go there again.