The Nagel and Meyer Jewelry Store was located at 301 Broadway, and family quarters were located above the store, in the form of a sumptious apartment. The two gilded gas chandeliers from the Minnie Nagel apartment, made by Cornelius and Baker of Philadelphia, are part of the Market House Museum's permanent collections. They are in the company's unusual 'Armorial' design and date to 1858. Similar chandeliers can be found in the Teddy Roosevelt childhood home in New York, and in the fine plantation homes of Natchez, Mississippi.