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A PLACE TO LIVE, WORK AND PLAY
Located in the historic and charming Greenwich Village neighborhood, The Markle is Manhattan living for students and professionals studying, interning or working in New York City. Near all major public transportation, The Markle gives our residents easy access to the entire metropolitan area. Nearby neighborhoods like Chelsea, Meatpacking District, the Village, and Union Square offer a wide variety of shops and restaurants, access to Little Island and The Highline, and other classic New York experiences.
History
The idea for The Markle began in the 1920s as just a dream for Evangeline Booth, then-commander of The Salvation Army. She believed women moving to New York City needed a safe, comfortable home amidst the chaos of the city. Unfortunately, as Booth shared with philanthropist John Markle, the funds to make this dream a reality were simply not available.
Casually, Markle asked how much money was needed. The answer: $500,000.
“I’ve got it right here in my jeans!” exclaimed Markle famously, pulling out a checkbook.
The 17-story John and Mary R. Markle Memorial building was dedicated in 1930 to Markle and his beloved late wife, and is still owned and operated by The Salvation Army. The Markle has housed residents of all ages and nationalities for over 85 years.
The Salvation Army is a nonprofit, tax-exempt charitable organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
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