Gothic Revival

Gothic Revival is an architectural style popular in the middle 1800s. Features of Gothic Revival include pointed arches, finials, steeply pitched roofs, and gingerbread trim on the edges of roofs and gables.

More Gothic Revival buildings

2204 W 111 Street 2204 W 111 Street
Trinity Chapel Sanctuary 15 West 25th Street

Richard Upjohn

 1855
Samuel J. Tilden House 14 Gramercy Park South

Vaux and Radford

 1884
New York Life Building 51 Madison Avenue

Cass Gilbert

 1928
Church of the Transfiguration 1 East 29th Street 1849
Church of the Holy Communion 656 6th Avenue

Richard Upjohn

 1844
Church of the Ascension (Protestant Episcopal) 36-38 Fifth Avenue

Richard Upjohn

 1841
Beth Hamedrash Hagodol Synagogue 60-64 Norfolk Street

Schneider and Herter

 1850
2440 N Lakeview Avenue 2440 N Lakeview Avenue

Rissman and Hirschfeld

 1926

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