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Building of the Week: The Gutta Percha Factory

Down in “the Flats,” the gritty industrial area of Mamaroneck best known for car repair shops, the cable company dishes, small businesses and warehouses, there’s a hidden beauty.

June Marie Sobrito’s photograph of the Gutta Percha Rubber Factory captures that.

Built in 1888 at 413 Fayette Avenue, this factory churned out gutta-percha, a type of rubber, until 1919. Gutta-Percha is used in dentistry, among other things. Not much information remains about the origin of the building itself, which is now occupied by Blondie’s Treehouse.

 

Category: Building of the Week, Home and Garden, Mamaroneck, Real Estate

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