In 2010, renowned journalist Anderson Cooper acquired a historic fire patrol house in Greenwich Village, prompting concerns among preservationists about the building’s fate. Fortunately, it was preserved within the South Village Historic District. A poignant feature of the property is its connection to Keith Roma, a brave Fire Patrol member lost during the 9/11 tragedy. The residence now beautifully merges its rich history with a modern home. In 2010, renowned journalist Anderson Cooper acquired a historic fire patrol house in Greenwich Village, prompting concerns among preservationists about the building’s fate. Fortunately, it was preserved within the South Village Historic District. A poignant feature of the property is its connection to Keith Roma, a brave Fire Patrol member lost during the 9/11 tragedy. The residence now beautifully merges its rich history with a modern home.
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Anderson Cooper turned a 1906 New York firehouse into his home
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