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Daytonian in Manhattan: The 1903 Hudson Theatre -- No 139 W 44th Street
photo by Andreas Praefcke At the turn of the last century the migration of the theater district from 23 rd Street to Longacre Squar...
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Daytonian in Manhattan: The Lost George B. Post Jr. House - 3 East 51st Street
The gated service lane, between the house and the Union Club, allowed for a full wall of windows. photo by Wurts Bros. from the collecti...
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Daytonian in Manhattan: The Theodorus Bailey House - 864 Broadway
In 1806, anticipating the need for a branch bank north of the city, the Manhattan Bank Company purchased a rural plot of land, one ac...
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Daytonian in Manhattan: The Jennie Cunningham Croly House - 171 East 71st Street
photograph by the author In 1866 real estate developer James O'Kane erected a row of six identical homes on the north side of East 71st, b...
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Daytonian in Manhattan: May 2012
The stories behind the buildings, statues and other points of interest that make Manhattan fascinating.
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Daytonian in Manhattan: The Berkshire Apartments - 500 Madison Avenue
from the collection of the Museum of the City of New York In 1880, Edward Cabot Clark embarked on a risky endeavor--the erection of the ...
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Daytonian in Manhattan: The 1874 Brooks Brothers Building -- Nos. 670-674 Broadway
photo Library of Congress When Henry Sands Brooks died in 1833 Henry Jr. inherited his father’s men’s clothing business. Then his sons, ...
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Daytonian in Manhattan: 2019
The stories behind the buildings, statues and other points of interest that make Manhattan fascinating.
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Daytonian in Manhattan: From Mansion to Sex Museum--233 Fifth Avenue
Home today to the Museum of Sex; in 1861 it was the mansion of a colorful and controversial millionaire. photograph by the author By t...
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Daytonian in Manhattan: The Michael Friedsam House - 44 East 68th Street
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https://daytoninmanhattan.blogspot.com/2018/08/the-h-bramhall-gilbert-mansion-17-east.html?m=0
Daytonian in Manhattan: The H. Bramhall Gilbert Mansion - 17 East 63rd Street
The mansard, similar to those on either side, is hidden behind a recent installation. Brothers William W. and Thomas M. Hall were well...
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Daytonian in Manhattan: John Seward Johnson II's "Double Check" -- Zuccotti Park
Double Check by Seward Johnson, ©1982 The Sculpture Foundation John Seward Johnson II was expected to work in the family business, Johnso...
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Daytonian in Manhattan: The Greek Revival 1834 St. Joseph's Church - 365 Sixth Avenue
photo by Alice Lum When John Doran designed the Greek Revival style St. Joseph’s Church for the four-year-old congregation in 1833, ...
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https://daytoninmanhattan.blogspot.com/2011/08/pie-shaped-1846-house-at-no-45-west.html?m=0
Daytonian in Manhattan: The Pie-Shaped 1846 House at No. 45 West 12th Street
The circular metal plates in the facade anchored tie rods which were necessary to stabilize the triangular structure. In the first ha...
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Daytonian in Manhattan: The Max and Julia G. Wolff House - 26 West 87th Street
In May 1891, real estate developer James A. Frame purchased five lots on the south side of West 87th Street between Central Park West and ...
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Daytonian in Manhattan: October 2010
The stories behind the buildings, statues and other points of interest that make Manhattan fascinating.
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Daytonian in Manhattan: New York's Christmas Windows
One of the Macy's 2010 Broadway side windows Samuel Lord and George W. Taylor moved their successful dry goods business into their new 5-...
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https://daytoninmanhattan.blogspot.com/2015/04/lebuns-1883-hook-ladder-co-no-9-209.html
Daytonian in Manhattan: LeBrun's 1883 Hook & Ladder Co. No. 9 -- 209 Elizabeth Street
At noon, on October 31, 1842 the property at No. 209 Elizabeth Street described as a “house and lot of ground” was sold at auction. ...
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https://daytoninmanhattan.blogspot.com/2021/12/the-1842-garrett-j-westervelt-house-308.html?m=1
Daytonian in Manhattan: The 1842 Garrett J. Westervelt House - 308 West 11th Street
In 1842 Nicholas Brinckerhoff completed construction on three Greek Revival houses at 102 through 106 Hammond Street. Three stories high ...
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https://daytoninmanhattan.blogspot.com/2023/02/a-remodeled-brothel-70-greene-street.html
Daytonian in Manhattan: A Remodeled Brothel - 70 Greene Street
By the mid-1850s the 25-foot-wide house at 70 Greene Street was home to sash-maker Elijah Yerks. It was replaced by a more modern home in...
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Daytonian in Manhattan: December 2025
The stories behind the buildings, statues and other points of interest that make Manhattan fascinating.
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Daytonian in Manhattan: A Marble Palazzo for a Piano Store -- No. 433 Fifth Avenue
Although the millionaire Theron Butler had died in his brownstone mansion at 433 Fifth Avenue in 1886, the house was still referred to ...
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