New York
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New York's cityscape - from the Manhattan skyline to the familiar brownstone row houses - is famous around the world.
New York
New York's cityscape - from the Manhattan skyline to the familiar brownstone row houses - is famous around the world.
More New York buildings
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Dorilton Apartments | 171 West 71st Street |
Janes and Leo |
1900 |
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Gilsey Hotel | 1200 Broadway |
Stephen D. Hatch |
1869 |
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Flatiron Building | 5th Avenue and Broadway |
Daniel Burnham, Frederick Dinkelberg |
1902 |
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Alwyn Court Apartments | 180 West 58th Street |
Harde and Short |
1909 |
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Villard Houses | 29½ 50th Street, 24 East 51st Street, and 451, 453, 455, and 457 Madison Avenue |
McKim, Mead and White |
1882 |
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Former New York Life Insurance Company Building | 346 Broadway |
Stephen D. Hatch |
1894 |
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Alimar Apartments | 925 West End Avenue |
Janes and Leo |
1899 |
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Knickerbocker Field Club | 114 East 18th Street |
Parfitt Brothers |
1892 |
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Haffen Building | 2804 Third Avenue |
Michael J. Garvin |
1901 |
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Broad Exchange Building | 25 Broad Street |
Clinton and Russell |
1900 |