Mercantile Wharf Building
Historic Buildings: Workplace
Historic Buildings: Workplace
Dates
- Constructed, 1857
- Restored, 1976
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Description
Mercantile Wharf is located at the intersection of Commercial Street and Atlantic Avenue. The wharf building was constructed in 1857, and was built as a storage warehouse to support nearby Quincy Market. Shipping related businesses originally occupied the upper floors, which included sail makers and riggers.
The building actually bordered the waterfront at that time, and thus why it was named a wharf. Gridley Bryant was the architect, son of the builder of the Bunker Hill Monument.
The north...
The building actually bordered the waterfront at that time, and thus why it was named a wharf. Gridley Bryant was the architect, son of the builder of the Bunker Hill Monument.
The north...
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Location
Cross St & Atlantic Avenue
Boston, MA 02110
United States
Boston, MA 02110
United States
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