1920s
During the 1920s, the DeYoung Museum and the Steinhart Aquarium opened in Golden Gate Park; President Warren Harding visited San Francisco and died here in the Palace Hotel; and automobile and air travel became more common.
More 1920s buildings
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Town Hall | 113 West 43rd Street |
McKim, Mead and White |
1921 |
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R. C. Williams Warehouse | 259 Tenth Avenue |
Cass Gilbert |
1928 |
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Times Square Hotel | 255 West 43rd Street |
Gronenberg and Leuchtag |
1922 |
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Ed Sullivan Theater | 1697 Broadway |
Herbert J. Krapp |
1927 |
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St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church | 208 West 46th Street |
Edward L. Tilton |
1923 |
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New York Life Building | 51 Madison Avenue |
Cass Gilbert |
1928 |
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Mecca Temple | 131 North 55th Street |
Clinton and Russell |
1922 |
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Greenwich Savings Bank | 1352 Broadway |
York and Sawyer |
1922 |
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Fred F. French Building | 551 Fifth Avenue |
H. Douglas Ives|Sloan and Robertston |
1927 |
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Film Center Building | 630 9th Avenue |
Ely Jacques Kahn |
1928 |