The E-Sylum:  Volume 10, Number 29, July 22, 2007, Article 9

MORE ON THE PROPOSED ANS MOVE

Regarding last week's discussion of the proposed move of the
American Numismatic Society's headquarters, Dan Hamelberg writes:
"George Cuhaj's information was clearly from an inaccurate source.
I think Ute did a fine job in putting the record straight regarding
the ANS move to Hudson Square. More information will follow as the
move takes shape.

"Regarding the Hudson Square building, the build out will be first
class.  Some of the other tenants in the building include a University
and the Jackie Robinson museum.  The immediate area borders the
Tribeca district to the south, and the Village area to the north.
New York University is nearby, and some future exchange opportunities
may be possible.

"To describe Hudson Square as 'a recent factory conversion' is
extremely misleading.  The main lobby at Hudson has won architectural
awards.  The tenant base is diverse and upscale.  This is not just
another office building.  Each build out will be distinctive and
first class.  The ANS will be accessible and usable.  In addition
to dedicated visitors, I expect that we will get visits from the
general population and other visitors to the building - hardly
cold storage."

  Wayne Homren, Editor

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