F.W.I.L. Lundy Brothers Restaurant Building
Historic site · Sheepshead Bay, New York
The 1934 building put up for the restaurateur Frederick William Irving Lundy as part of the city-sponsored waterfront redevelopment, designed by the firm of Bloch & Hesse in the Spanish Colonial Revival style. It survives as a retail plaza; the Lundy's restaurant that made it famous is permanently closed.
History
Designated a New York City individual landmark on March 3, 1992 under LP-1706, in a report that called it the last of the great seafood palaces which once flourished in Sheepshead Bay.
Visit
1901-1929 Emmons Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11235
Photo "The Lundy Brothers building on Emmons Avenue": Jim.henderson, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
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