130 Cedar Street

130 Cedar Street, located in Manhattan's Financial District, is a historic mid-rise building originally constructed in 1931. Known as the Green Exchange Building, it suffered significant damage during the September 11 attacks when debris from the World Trade Center collapsed onto it, leading to extensive restoration efforts. After being uninhabitable for years, the building was transformed into a Club Quarters hotel, reopening with seven additional modern floors, making it a unique blend of history and contemporary design. Its proximity to key landmarks makes it an interesting stop for tourists and researchers alike.