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Grant Houses is named after Ulysses S. Grant (1822-1885), a Civil War Union army general who become the 18th U.S. President. He was head of the Union Army in 1864. Grant Houses consists of nine buildings, 13 & 21-stories tall with 1,940 apartments. Completed October 31, 1957, 15.05-acres.

The Interchurch Center, located at 475 Riverside Drive in New York City, serves as a hub for the Council of Churches of the City of New York, bringing together Christian denominations and Borough Councils of Churches. With a diverse representation of Anglican, Baptist, Congregational, Disciples, Lutheran, Methodist, Moravian, Orthodox, Pentecostal, Presbyterian, Reformed, and Independent Churches, the Interchurch Center fosters collaboration and provides leadership resources, advocacy resources, and religious liberty support to its members.Generated from the website

New York City Housing Authority is a government agency responsible for providing affordable housing options to low and moderate-income residents in New York City. The organization manages a portfolio of residential buildings and developments across the city. With a focus on ensuring access to safe and decent housing, New York City Housing Authority works to address the housing needs of individuals and families in need of affordable accommodations. The agency also offers various programs and services to support residents in maintaining their homes and communities. Generated from their business information