Brown Building at New York University

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The Brown Building at New York University is a historic Greenwich Village structure best known as the site of the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire, a pivotal event in U.S. labor and fire safety reform.

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Brown Building at New York University canonical 2
NYU campus 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf New York City Landmark
academic building
building
factory fire
historic site
industrial disaster
architecturalStyle early 20th-century commercial style
continent North America
country United States
United States
date 1911-03-25
formerlyKnownAs Asch Building
hasCoordinateSystem geographic coordinates
hasFloorCount 10
hasMemorial Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire memorial plaques
hasNameOrigin named after philanthropist Frederick Brown
hasSignificance symbol of labor rights movement in the United States
symbol of workplace safety reform
hasUse classrooms
educational purposes
laboratories
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
impact U.S. labor reform
fire safety reform in the United States
knownFor Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire
locatedIn Greenwich Village
Manhattan
New York
New York City
United States
locatedNear Washington Square Park
locatedOn Washington Place
location Asch Building
Brown Building at New York University
Greenwich Village
ownedBy New York University
partOf New York University campus
significantEvent Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire
subjectOf historical tours of Greenwich Village
studies on fire safety regulation
studies on labor history

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Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire memorialLocation Brown Building at New York University
Washington Square adjacentTo NYU campus
linked to: Brown Building at New York University
Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire location Brown Building at New York University