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the building in 1927, at which point the building was valued at $ 850,000. The buyer was identified as the 1 West 30 St. Corporation. Simultaneously, the store and basement on 30th Street were leased to
Emerald Chocolates Inc. for $ 670,000. The Wilbraham was one of several buildings in the neighborhood to be sold during that time, amid increases in the area's real-estate values.
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features. Residents decorated their apartments to their liking, so no two units were exactly the same. For instance, one of the earliest residents is described as having a fireplace with blue enamel tiles. Some of the apartments received kitchens as part of a renovation in the 1930s, but the original decorations were largely left alone.
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between the fifth and sixth bays. The third and fourth bays have a fire escape and protrude slightly from the facade. The seventh bay on 30th Street also protrudes slightly from the facade. On the facade's western elevation, the top two stories are visible above the roof of an adjacent structure and are clad in painted brick.
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wrote that the sale "shows the growing necessity of tenants on the avenue owning their own property". Gibbons retained the upper stories as bachelor apartments. Davis
Collamore & Co. moved out of the Wilbraham around 1920, when a new store was built at 15 East 56th Street. The Gibbons estate sold
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The
Wilbraham was intended to be fireproof. The building was originally supposed to have a cast-iron frame. The builders requested that the cast iron be substituted for steel in November 1888, after construction had begun. Despite receiving permission to add steel beams, the Wilbraham still used iron
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of gray polished granite. There are three pairs of bays (one on Fifth Avenue and two on 30th Street), which contain storefronts. On both elevations, the ground-story storefronts have been modified from their original design and are topped by canopies and sign boards. Some of the ground-story openings
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a fireproof frame of iron and cast iron. Work began shortly thereafter, and the cast iron beams in the frame were substituted with steel the next month. At the end of
December 1888, William H. Moir is recorded as having transferred the plot at 30th Street and Fifth Avenue to his wife, Emily H. Moir.
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reported that D. and J. Jardine had been hired to erect a "six-story and basement fire-proof structure" with stores on the first floor and bachelor apartments above. The
Jardine brothers filed plans for a six-story bachelor flat in October; the structure would have a brick-and-brownstone facade with
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described the dining room as having "separate tables and a handsome oak sideboard, with plate and crockery, the latter being artistic and evidently of
Chinese or Japanese manufacture". The kitchen was placed on the top floor to minimize odors in each apartment. There was also a rooftop terrace; when
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On each of the third through eighth stories, the elevator opens onto a landing with encaustic floor tiles. A corridor, with acoustic carpets and paneled wood wainscoting, runs from each elevator landing to the eastern end of the building; each corridor has two sash windows overlooking a light court.
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frames. There are stone spandrels with foliate decorations between each story. The third- and fifth-story windows have flat transoms, while the fourth-story windows have round arches. There are segmental-arched windows on the sixth story, with rubbed-brick piers on either side of each window. Stone
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John J. Gibbons, the leader of Davis
Collamore & Co., bought the structure from Emily H. Moir at the beginning of January 1908 for $ 1 million. At the time, Gibbons believed that the building would continue to attract "high-class retail trade" because of its location on Fifth Avenue, which was
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There were initially 42 apartments on the third through seventh floors, as well as five servants' quarters (three on the eighth floor and two in the penthouse). Each story had six apartments along the southern and eastern walls. Between 1934 and 1935, six apartments with kitchens were built across
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The retail spaces occupy the eastern two-thirds of the first story and the majority of the second story. There is a showroom on the eastern side of the first story, which has plaster details, as well as cast-iron columns supporting a high ceiling. A second storefront exists along the center of the
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Philadelphia red brick. On these stories, each bay on Fifth Avenue has three windows per story, while each bay on 30th Street has two windows per story. On 30th Street, there are smaller windows on each story between the third and fourth bays, as well as
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took over the building in 1934 after the previous owner failed to pay taxes. Metropolitan Life filed alteration plans for the
Wilbraham at a projected cost of $ 50,000. Several units with kitchens were added, making the Wilbraham likely the first apartment building on the midtown section of Fifth
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On the lowest two stories, the two easternmost bays on 30th Street are similar to those on Fifth Avenue, except that the display windows at ground story retain their original iron frames. The third and fourth bays from the east protrude slightly from the facade and are clad with rock-faced stone.
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by William Moir, a Scottish-American jeweler who was well known in the surrounding neighborhood in the late 19th century. Moir acquired a row house at the northwest corner of 30th Street and Fifth Avenue in early 1888. The four-story stone house had cost $ 235,000 to acquire and had previously
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next to the building was reinforced. The Wilbraham also had its own power generator in the basement. The building's mechanical systems, such as plumbing, ventilation, electric and gas lighting, and heating systems, were advanced for their day. In addition, each tenant had housekeeping service,
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led from the parlor to the bedroom in each apartment, and there were doors to adjacent units. There were electric lamps next to each bed. The bathrooms each faced either 30th Street or Fifth Avenue; they contained porcelain tubs and exposed metal pipes, which at the time were considered novel
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wrote in 1968 that the building was one of "Manhattan's most romantic and most improbable apartment houses". In designating the building as a landmark in 2004, the LPC wrote that "the Wilbraham is extraordinarily well-detailed and reflects the influence of the Romanesque Revival style in the
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30th Street frontage. There is additional commercial space on the second story, extending from Fifth Avenue westward to the elevator and staircase in the rear. The second-floor commercial space also has some decorative details such as plaster ornamentation and cast-iron columns.
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There are round-arched openings on the first story and double windows on the second story of either bay. The arch in the third bay initially contained a stairway to the basement, which was topped by two windows; these were respectively replaced with service doors and a
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the third through seventh floors. In addition, two apartments were built within the penthouse, and an office was created by carving up the second floor. The units were arranged so they could be combined. By 2018, the spaces had been combined into 38 apartments.
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in 1890 called the Wilbraham "certainly the 'crack' apartment house of its kind in New York City...quite an imposing piece of architecture". According to the magazine, it was "the most elegantly appointed among the bachelor apartment houses in New York City".
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Avenue with gas stoves. Many of the building's existing residents were forced to relocate. By then, many of the nearby residential structures, such as the Holland House, the Knickerbocker, and the Cambridge, had either been converted to offices or demolished.
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On the seventh and eighth stories, the windows are wood-framed sash windows. On the seventh story, each bay on Fifth Avenue has three windows, while each bay on 30th Street has one window. That story is clad in rock-faced ashlar with a
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moldings. The mansard roof was originally made of slate with copper cresting, but it was later re-clad in standing seam copper. There are four brick chimneys above the roof, as well as a metal railing that runs around a
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Maxwell Handelsman acquired the building in June 1944 from Metropolitan Life; the buyer paid cash and took a mortgage of $ 242,500. Over the years, the building was sold several more times. By 1968,
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Originally, the corridors were described as having mosaic tiles, polished-oak wainscoting, blue-painted walls above the wainscot, and hand-painted frescoes on the ceilings. There was also a communal
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lived at the Wilbraham, although these rumors could not be proven. At the time, a management firm and a carpet store occupied the lower stories. The structure was known as the Tiffany by 1984. The
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ascend from the western side of the lobby to the top floor and contains pink treads and landings. An elevator, to the north of the stairs, serves all floors. The original elevator by
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above, and a display window beside the door. These have since been replaced with plate-glass display windows and metal-framed doors. Above the first story, each bay has a cast-iron
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restaurant. Even in the 21st century, the area contained a large number of apartment buildings, scattered among the commercial and office structures of the neighborhood.
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from the street. The original masonry penthouse contained servants' rooms and was not counted as a full story; it was later replaced with a metal-and-masonry penthouse.
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took over the Wilbraham in 1934 and renovated it over the next year, adding some units with kitchens. By the 21st century, the building was still mostly residential.
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on the second story. The pier is veneered with tiles, which was installed around the mid-20th century. Rusticated piers are placed on either side of the facade; the
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article as "wide and spacious", leads to the lobby which retains its original layout. Originally, the entrance vestibule and main lobby had mosaic tiles, mahogany
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was manually operated, but it has since been replaced with a more modern unit. On each story, the rooms are connected by hallways that were originally paved in
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described the Wilbraham as "a friendly building with overtones of the publishing world, genteel old ladies and young career women". There were rumors that
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characterized the Wilbraham and the nearby Holland House building as "providing texture to the historic fabric" along the southern end of Fifth Avenue.
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and ornate spandrels. The name "Wilbraham" is carved in stylized letters above the arch. On the second story, the westernmost bay has a double window.
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with ribbons and patterned window sills, which is covered by a storefront sign. On the second story, each bay has two wood-framed windows, topped by a
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of these piers have carved foliate ornamentation and heads. When the Wilbraham was built, each of the ground-floor bays on Fifth Avenue had a door, a
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leased two floors of showrooms. John J. Gibbons, the leader of Davis Collamore & Co., bought the building in 1908 and sold it in 1927. The
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style, and occupies the northwestern corner of 30th Street and Fifth Avenue. It was built between 1888 and 1890 as a bachelor
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of 40 feet (12 m) on Fifth Avenue and 125 feet (38 m) along 30th Street. To the south of the Wilbraham are the
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similar to in a short-term hotel, as well as an intercom that allowed them to talk to the building's superintendent.
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magazine published a sketch of a six-story building on the site in January 1889; the structure was depicted with a
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designated the Wilbraham as an official city landmark in 2004. By that decade, the building operated as a
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windows. The lower sections of each dormer are clad with rock facing, while the upper sections have
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that the rooms "are a positive necessity". The additional servants' rooms were finished in 1891.
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the building opened, residents could see as far west as the
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5553:Residential buildings completed in 1890
5528:1890 establishments in New York (state)
3662:42nd Street–Port Authority Bus Terminal
3565:Armenian Evangelical Church of New York
2550:Gill, John Freeman (January 17, 2020).
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2055:"5th Avenue Corner Sold by an Estate".
2013:Landau, Sarah; Condit, Carl W. (1996).
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403:The Wilbraham was designed by brothers
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2201:"Million Dollar Sale on Fifth Avenue"
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340:. Other nearby buildings include the
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3657:42nd Street–Bryant Park/Fifth Avenue
3351:The Theater at Madison Square Garden
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3534:Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library
3524:New York Public Library Main Branch
3509:CUNY School of Professional Studies
2593:"A Bachelors' Home on Fifth Avenue"
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811:Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
748:The building was commissioned as a
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5543:Residential buildings in Manhattan
4442:1085 (Church of the Heavenly Rest)
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3504:CUNY Graduate School of Journalism
2489:from the original on April 7, 2023
2309:. September 20, 1932. p. 21.
1533:. September 1, 1935. p. RE1.
744:The building's Fifth Avenue facade
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4395:1000 (Metropolitan Museum of Art)
4080:510 (Manufacturers Trust Company)
3585:Our Saviour Roman Catholic Church
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2608:Tewksbury, Lewis G. (July 1892).
2423:from the original on May 16, 2023
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1972:from the original on May 16, 2023
1938:from the original on May 15, 2023
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2343:. October 25, 1934. p. 36.
1968:. December 19, 1888. p. 2.
1664:Bender, Marylin (May 18, 1968).
1618:Guide to New York City Landmarks
988:& Willensky, Elliot (2000).
849:. The building was added to the
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2858:Greenwich Savings Bank Building
2843:Engineering Societies' Building
2170:. January 3, 1908. p. 12.
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4822:1115 (Jacob Ruppert Sr. House)
4787:871 (William C. Whitney House)
3969:272 (Marble Collegiate Church)
3570:First Zen Institute of America
3229:Girl Scout Museum and Archives
2247:. July 10, 1927. p. RE1.
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4400:1009 (Benjamin N. Duke House)
4380:974 (Harry F. Sinclair House)
4100:597 (Charles Scribner's Sons)
4070:476 (New York Public Library)
3519:High School of Art and Design
3171:Shops, restaurants, nightlife
3058:Joseph Raphael De Lamar House
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2610:"A Typical American Interior"
2374:. June 29, 1944. p. 35.
2278:. July 10, 1927. p. C1.
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887:Architecture in New York City
720:The Wilbraham was built as a
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522:made of stone and cast iron.
478:The entrance to the Wilbraham
358:Church of the Transfiguration
5533:Buildings with mansard roofs
5412:National Historic Landmarks
4807:1020 (William Salomon House)
4802:962 (William A. Clark House)
4529:2366 (369th Regiment Armory)
3595:St. Francis of Assisi Church
3590:Redeemer Presbyterian Church
3093:Tiffany and Company Building
3018:Adelaide L. T. Douglas House
2095:. June 8, 1927. p. 40.
2059:. June 8, 1927. p. 44.
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788:Use as residential structure
652:Real Estate Record and Guide
418:style, with elements of the
234:style, with elements of the
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4827:2122 (Jordan L. Mott House)
4777:857 (George J. Gould House)
4752:William K. Vanderbilt House
4323:Mrs. William B. Astor House
4313:Temple Emanu-El of New York
4268:781 (The Sherry-Netherland)
4222:754 (Bergdorf Goodman Bldg)
4172:University Club of New York
4035:400 (The Langham, New York)
4025:355 (B. Altman and Company)
3854:Manhattan Community Board 5
3703:Port Authority Bus Terminal
3239:Morgan Library & Museum
3193:J. Levine Books and Judaica
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3033:Civic Club / Estonian House
2973:29 E 32nd St (Grolier Club)
2614:The Decorator and Furnisher
1980:– via Newspapers.com.
1830:"Bachelor Apartment Houses"
1796:"Bachelor Apartment Houses"
1768:Groth, Paul Erling (1994).
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4514:1230 (El Museo del Barrio)
3580:Millinery Center Synagogue
3234:Houdini Museum of New York
3124:Kaskel and Kaskel Building
3068:Lefcourt Colonial Building
3023:Allerton 39th Street House
2868:Lord & Taylor Building
2808:American Radiator Building
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2513:U.S. National Park Service
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4702:200 (Fifth Avenue Hotel)
4674:Fifth Avenue–59th Street
4669:Fifth Avenue/53rd Street
4595:William Tecumseh Sherman
4519:1280 (The Africa Center)
4360:Edward S. Harkness House
3672:Times Square–42nd Street
3652:34th Street–Penn Station
3642:34th Street–Penn Station
3471:Other points of interest
3424:Metropolitan Opera House
3419:Maxine Elliott's Theatre
3315:Wyndham New Yorker Hotel
3222:Museums/cultural centers
3078:Pershing Square Building
3073:Madison Belmont Building
3053:Jonathan W. Allen Stable
3048:George S. Bowdoin Stable
2863:James A. Farley Building
2848:Engineers' Club Building
1928:"Out Among the Builders"
1894:"Real Estate Department"
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432:Richardsonian Romanesque
409:verdigris copper-covered
385:blocks of "French flats"
334:Marble Collegiate Church
286:blocks of "French flats"
147:Architectural style
4782:858 (Isaac Stern House)
4757:767 (Savoy-Plaza Hotel)
4722:316 (Kaskel and Kaskel)
4547:Parks and park features
4447:Andrew Carnegie Mansion
4308:Edward J. Berwind House
4212:727 (Tiffany & Co.)
4125:British Empire Building
4115:St. Patrick's Cathedral
4095:556 (Philippine Center)
4045:424 (Lord & Taylor)
3549:Wood Tobé–Coburn School
3539:Stern College for Women
2943:One Grand Central Place
2793:452 5th Av (HSBC Tower)
2717:Midtown (30th–42nd Sts)
2372:New York Herald Tribune
2341:New York Herald Tribune
2307:New York Herald Tribune
2276:New York Herald Tribune
2093:New York Herald Tribune
1641:Real Estate Record 1890
1475:Real Estate Record 1890
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750:speculative development
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4901:Keeper of the Register
4627:Washington Square Park
4620:Harlem Fire Watchtower
4333:Henry Clay Frick House
4135:International Building
3693:Grand Central Terminal
2913:Springs Mills Building
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452:Belleville, New Jersey
405:David and John Jardine
228:David and John Jardine
141:David and John Jardine
49:New York City Landmark
5421:Outside New York City
4916:National Park Service
4896:Contributing property
4772:857 (Jay Gould House)
4727:350 (Waldorf–Astoria)
4420:Neue Galerie New York
3698:New York Penn Station
3688:Grand Central Madison
3575:Holy Innocents Church
3444:Sam H. Harris Theatre
3399:Herald Square Theatre
3346:Madison Square Garden
3336:New Amsterdam Theatre
3213:Wolfgang's Steakhouse
3088:Socony–Mobil Building
2888:Million Dollar Corner
2838:Empire State Building
2660:National Park Service
956:"284 5 Avenue, 10001"
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389:Madison Square Garden
257:blocks of New Jersey
5105:New York (Manhattan)
4504:Mount Sinai Hospital
4227:767 (General Motors)
4090:551 (Fred F. French)
3929:47 (Salmagundi Club)
3544:William Esper Studio
3134:Pennsylvania Station
3119:Bryant Hall Building
2993:152 East 38th Street
2988:146 East 38th Street
2927:5th Av – 3rd Av
2873:Macy's Herald Square
2756:8th Av – 5th Av
2682:at Wikimedia Commons
637:beams, although the
482:The base is clad in
194:Designated NYCL
5408:Bridges and tunnels
4610:Madison Square Park
4577:Conservatory Garden
4370:James B. Duke House
4187:696 (The Peninsula)
4167:Saint Thomas Church
4142:641 (Olympic Tower)
4130:La Maison Francaise
3984:284 (The Wilbraham)
3974:276 (Holland House)
3964:255 (Grand Madison)
3439:Reuben's Restaurant
3384:Browne's Chop House
3341:Nederlander Theatre
3324:Venues and theaters
3285:Martinique New York
3129:Latting Observatory
2903:New York Times Bldg
2833:The Continental NYC
2818:Bryant Park Studios
2132:. January 3, 1908.
1643:, pp. 305–306.
847:housing cooperative
692:and as far east as
434:style developed by
420:Renaissance Revival
280:The building was a
236:Renaissance Revival
113:40.7462°N 73.9867°W
109: /
4717:Caspar Samler farm
4615:Marcus Garvey Park
4459:Otto H. Kahn House
4288:Knickerbocker Club
4232:Apple Fifth Avenue
4120:Rockefeller Center
3994:350 (Empire State)
3949:170 (Sohmer Piano)
3811:Caspar Samler farm
3779:Park Avenue Tunnel
3295:Hotel Pennsylvania
2918:Times Square Tower
2908:Pennsylvania Plaza
2883:Marbridge Building
2631:– via JSTOR.
2556:The New York Times
2475:The New York Times
2409:The New York Times
2245:The New York Times
2130:The New York Times
2057:The New York Times
1670:The New York Times
1614:Dolkart, Andrew S.
1531:The New York Times
922:Real Estate Record
875:The New York Times
869:The New York Times
857:Critical reception
831:The New York Times
795:Real Estate Record
755:Real Estate Record
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685:Real Estate Record
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416:Romanesque Revival
373:Fifth Avenue Hotel
360:to the southeast.
324:neighborhood. The
232:Romanesque Revival
151:Romanesque revival
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4278:Metropolitan Club
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4207:721 (Trump Tower)
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3249:Scandinavia House
3244:Museum of the Dog
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3098:Union League Club
3043:Demarest Building
2678:Media related to
2662:. March 23, 2018.
2411:. June 29, 1944.
2028:978-0-300-07739-1
1966:Yonkers Statesman
1962:"Brief and Newsy"
1781:978-0-520-06876-6
1627:978-0-470-28963-1
1043:, pp. 12–13.
1001:978-0-8129-3107-5
839:Diamond Jim Brady
705:fireplace mantels
495:are covered with
450:from quarries in
377:Broadway theaters
344:to the west, the
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181:Significant dates
118:40.7462; -73.9867
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4572:Central Park Zoo
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1757:
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5488:Architecture
5372:Poughkeepsie
5300:New Rochelle
5200:St. Lawrence
4600:
4593:
4562:Central Park
4257:96th Streets
4030:390 (Gorham)
4014:59th Streets
3983:
3895:Fifth Avenue
3850:
3729:Sixth Avenue
3724:Fifth Avenue
3719:Third Avenue
3681:Railroad/bus
3481:Green spaces
3304:
2968:18 E 41st St
2963:10 E 40th St
2898:Nelson Tower
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1865:, p. 5.
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1530:
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1426:
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1378:, p. 3.
1347:, p. 7.
1322:, p. 5.
1290:
1285:, p. 8.
1262:, p. 5.
1241:, p. 6.
1222:, p. 6.
1188:
1183:, p. 5.
1166:, p. 5.
1143:, p. 7.
1108:, p. 4.
1080:
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1024:, p. 4.
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5180:Schenectady
4975:Cattaraugus
4582:Harlem Meer
4557:Bryant Park
4217:730 (Crown)
3934:110 (Judge)
3913:34th Street
3826:Murray Hill
3774:Park Avenue
3637:33rd Street
3488:Bryant Park
3369:Anco Cinema
3275:The Langham
3265:Grand Hotel
3038:Colony Club
2978:101 Park Av
2934:Murray Hill
2803:1095 6th Av
2798:1065 6th Av
2773:11 Times Sq
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660:Orientalist
656:wainscoting
598:roof garden
581:band course
492:water table
393:Delmonico's
369:42nd Street
365:23rd Street
354:Colony Club
346:Grand Hotel
275:dining room
189:May 4, 2018
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5522:Categories
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5160:Rensselaer
5095:Montgomery
5080:Livingston
4985:Chautauqua
4283:The Pierre
4202:714 (Coty)
4055:452 (HSBC)
3836:Tenderloin
3389:Cafe Rouge
3183:Café China
3083:Robb House
3013:461 5th Av
3008:425 5th Av
2893:Music Bldg
2823:Bush Tower
2813:The Bryant
2788:350 5th Av
2768:5 Times Sq
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5328:Manhattan
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3497:Education
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3203:Lan Sheng
2958:4 Park Av
2953:3 Park Av
2948:2 Park Av
2746:Buildings
2730:Manhattan
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2483:0362-4331
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936:Citations
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565:voussoirs
460:elevation
314:Manhattan
220:Manhattan
164:100002386
137:Architect
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5441:Category
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5313:Brooklyn
5260:Southern
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5190:Schuyler
5175:Saratoga
5170:Rockland
5120:Onondaga
5060:Herkimer
5055:Hamilton
5035:Franklin
5020:Dutchess
5015:Delaware
5010:Cortland
5005:Columbia
4995:Chenango
4960:Allegany
4882:New York
3754:Broadway
3630:stations
3558:Religion
3178:Ai Fiori
2853:The Epic
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5295:Buffalo
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5267:Wyoming
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5205:Steuben
5135:Orleans
5125:Ontario
5110:Niagara
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5045:Genesee
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4567:Arsenal
3944:159–161
3409:Kajitsu
3161:Culture
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2586:Sources
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5235:Warren
5230:Ulster
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5281:Lists
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5245:Wayne
5220:Tioga
5075:Lewis
5030:Essex
4965:Bronx
4946:Lists
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4012:34th–
2931:incl.
2640:(PDF)
2618:JSTOR
908:Notes
768:on a
623:newel
556:keyed
322:NoMad
129:Built
5451:List
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