MANHATTAN N.V.

MAP GUIDE
The buildings listed represent ali periods of Nim
York architecture. In many casesthe notion of
significant building or "monument" is an
unfortunate format to adhere to, and a portion of
a street or an area of severatblocks is listed. Many
'buildings which are of historic interest on/y have
not been listed. Certain new buildings, which have
replaced significant works of architecture, have
been purposefully omitted. Also commissions for
interiorsonly, such as shops, banks, and
showrooms have not been included.

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Shrine of BlessedMother Seton.(JamesWatson

House). 1793
7 State St. between Pear/ and Whitehall St.
Attributed 1'0 John M.cCombJr.
United States Customs House. 1"907
Bow/ing Green (south sidel and Whitehall Sto
CassGilbert
Oscar's Delmonico, 1891
56 Beaver Sto cnr. of William and Beaver Su.
James Brown Lord
Lehrnan Brothers Building.
1 William St. Cnr.of William and Seaver Sts.
First Precinet '''olice Station. 1909
Corner of South Sto and O/d S/ip Sto
Richard Howland and Joseph Howland Hunt
New York Stock Exchange. 1903
8 Broad St. Between Wall S1. and Exchange PIo
George B. Post
Federal Hall National Memorial. 1842
Wall St. endNesseu Sto (N.E. cornerl
Originally Customs House 1842 to 1862.
Subtreasury Buildinq from 1862.to 1925.
Trinity ChUTCh.1846
Broadway at Wall St.
Richard Upjohn
Marine Midland Bank. 1967
140 Broadway
Skidmore, 'owings and Merrill.
ChaseManhattan Bank and Plaza. 1960
Between Nassau, William, Liberty and Pine Sts.
Skidmore, Owings and Merrill
Chamber of.Commercs of the State of New
York.1902
65 Liberty Sto (N.W. corner Liberty Ptece]
James B..Baker
Federal ReserveBank of New York. 1924
33 Liberty St. between William and Nassau Su.
York and Sawyer
World Trade Center (under construction)
Bounded by West"Washington, Barc/ay, West
Broadway, Vesey, Church and Liberty Sts.
Minoru Yamasaki and Assoe. and Emery Roth
and Sons
Two 110 storv offiee towers.
St. Paul's Chapel. 1766
Broadway and Fu/ton Sts.
Thomas MeBean
Garison Building (New York Evening Post
Building). 1906
20 Vesey St. between Church and Broadway
Robert D. Kohn
Woolworth Building. 1913
233 Broadway between Park PI. and Barclay St.
CassGilbert
15 Park Row. 1899
Park Row between
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38 Park Row. 113

Park Row and B kman St.
N. Y. Starkweather
City Hall. 1811
Broadway and Park Row (in City Hall Perk}
Mangin and McComb
Criminal Court of the City of New York.
1872
'52 Chambers St.
John Kellum
Surrogates Court. 1911
31 Chembers St. at Centre St.
John R. Thomas and Horgan and Siatery
Municipal Building. 1914
Chambers St. at Centre Sto
McKim, Mead and White
Brooklyn Bridge. 1860-1883
Manhattan approach from City Hall Park
John A. Roebling and Washington Roebling.
The'new Police Headquarters Building. 1972
Between Park Row, Duane Sto and the
approach to the Brook/yn Bridge.
Gruzen and Partners (formerly Kelly and
.Gruzen).
Chatham Green. 1961
185 Park Row. Between Park Row and Worth Sto
Kelly and Gruzen
Chatham Towers. 1965
170 Park Row. Between Perk Row and Worth Sto
Kelly and Gruzen
317 and 3'19 Broadway. 1'865
Broadway at Thomas St.
J.B.Snook
3'46 Broadway (formerly New York Life
Insurance Co.). 1870
Broadway to Lafayette St. at Leonard Sto
Griffith Thomas. Remodelled by McKim,
Mead and White who are responsible for the
Broadway facade.
85,87-89 Leonard St. 1862
James Bogardus
Cast Iron. 85 Leonard St. was Bogardus' own
.warehouse.
Edgar H. Laing Stores. 1849
N. W. corner of Washington and Murray Su.
James Bogardus
Oldest existing cast iron fronts in the USo
Washington.Street Market Buildings.
1791-1828
314,315-317,327-329,331
Washington
Street, 29-33 Harrison Street.
These buildings are to be renovated as part of
the urban renewal pian
Western Union Building. 1930
6.0 Hudson St. Between Thomas and Worth Su.
Voorhees, Grnelin and Walker
See briek work in lobby.
Roosevelt Building. 1874
478-482 Broadway (E. sidel.between Broome
and Grand Sts.
Riehard Morris Hunt.
Possibly influeneed by V. Le Due's iron fantasies.
Haughwout Building. 1857
488-492 Broadway. N.E. corner of Broadway
and Broome Sto
J. P. Gavnor (and the Badger Iron Works)
This building eontains the first praetical
passengerelevator installed by Elisha Graves
Otis, founder of the Otis Elevator Co.

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Mercer Street from Canal St. to Houston St.

Cast iron buildings.

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Greene Street from

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Canal St. to Houston St.

56 Washington Square Memorial Arch. 188992

101 Spring St.
Washington Sq. at Fifth A ve.
N. E. corner of Spring and Mercer Sts.
Stanford White
38 Little Singer Building. 1907
First erected in wood, 1876.
561 Broadway. W side of Broadway at Prince St.
57 Washington Mews
Ernest Flagg
From Fifth Ave. to University PIobetween
Not a cast iron front. Cur.tain wall is of steel,
Washington Sq. North and E. 8th St.
glass,and terra cotta.
58 Housesalong Washington Sq. North, Nos.
39 Cable Building. 1894
1-13. ea. )831. Nos. 21-26.1830
621 Broadway. Broadway at Houston Sto
Martin Thompson
(N.W. corner],
59 Macdougal Alley
McKim, Mead and White
Cu/-de-sac from Macdouga/ St. between
40 Bayard-Condict Building. 1898
Washington Sq. North and W 8th St. (E. sidel
* 65 B/eecker St. N. side of B/eecker Sto at
60 Tenth Church of Christ Scientist. 1967
Crosby Sto
171 Macdouga/ Sto between Washington Sq.
Louis Sullivan
N~ anqW 8th Sto (W side of Macdouga/ sa
The ground floor has been altered.
Vietor Christ-Janer
41 1 Bond Street. 1871
61 The Church of the Ascension. 1841
S. side of Bond St. between Broadway and
Fifth Ave at tom Sto (N. W. corner}
Lafayette
Richard Upjohn. Interior remodelled 1889,
S. D. Hatch
McKim, Mead and White.
42 376 Lafayette St. 1888
62 "English Terrace" Row. 1855-56
N. W. corner Lafayette at Great Jones.St.
20-40 W. 10th Sto between Fifth and Sixth
Henry J. Hardenbergh
Aves ..(S. side} .
43 Engine Co. No. 33. 1898
63 Jefferson Market Library. 1876
44 Great Jones.St. between Lafayette Sto and
.w. 10th St ..at Sixth Ave. (S.w. cornerl.
Bowery
Vaux and Withers. Interior renovated, 1967,
Ernest Flagg and W. B. Chambers
Giorgio Cavaglieri.
44 DeVinne PressBuilding. 1-885
399 Lafayette St. N.E. cnr. Lafayette and 4th St. 64 .Townhouses.
West 't t th St. between Fifth and Sixth A ves.
Babb, Cook .and Willard
'65 31-33 West 1'2th St. 1890
45 La Grange Terrace, 1833
'Between Fifth end'Sixtn. (N. side).
428-434 Lafayette St .. w. side, between 4th
.J. B. Soook and Son
St. and Astor PIo
66 Butteriield House. 1962
Alexander Jackson Davis
37 W. 12th St. bet, Fifth end Sixtb A ves.
46 New YOTkShakespeareF.estivalIformerly
Mayer, Whittlesey and Glass
Astor Library). 18l9-81
67 The New School for Social Research. 1930
425 Lafayette Sto E. side, between 4th St. and
'66 W. 12th St. bet. Fifth and Sixtb A ves.
Astor PIo
Joseph Urban
Griffith Thornas. Renovated 1967, Giorgio
68 St. Lukes Piace. Housesalong N. side.
Cavaglieri.
Between Hudson and 7th Ave. South (St.
47 Cooper UnionFoundationBuilding. 1859
Lukes P/ace is en extension of Leroy St.l.
Between Bowery and Third A ve. from 7th St.
69 Townhouses.
to Astor PIo
Morton Street from Bedford to Hudson St.
Frederick A. Peterson
70 US Federal Building. 1892-99
48 Renwick Triangle hownhousesl. 1880
114-128 10th St. and 23-35 Stuyvesant Sto
641 Washington St. Washington to Greenwich
between Second and Third A ves.
St. between Barrowand Christopher Sts.
49 St. Mark's in the Bowery. 1799
Willoughby J. Edbrooke
Second A ve. at 10th St. (N.W. cornerl
71 Westbeth.artists' housing. (fDrmerly Beli
Steeple added 1828, Cast iron portico 1854
. Telephone labsl. 1969
Washington to West Su. between Bethume
50 New Wanamaker Sto re. 1903
and Bank Sts.
Broadway to Fourth A ve. 'bet-ween 8th and
9th Sto
Riehard Meier and Assoeiates.
72 T ownhouses.
Daniel H. BurnhamandCo.
W. tun St. Waver/y PIoand B/eecker St.
51 'University Village. 1966
B/eeckerto Houston Sts. between W.
73 Townhouses.
Broa.dway and Mercer St.
Bank St. Between Waver/y PIoand W. 4th St.
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I. M. Pei and Partners
Robert D. Brown residence and gallery
52 Washington'Square Village. 195658
(formerly Jackson Sq. braneh library). 1887
Bleecker Sto to W. 3rd St. between W.
251-"2 West 'tStn St. c nr. Greenwich
Broadway and Mercer St.
Riehard Morris Hunt. Renovated 1971, Paul
S. J. Kessler, PauI.Lester Weiner, consultant.
Rudolph.
63 Tisch Hall. New York University (under
'75 WarnrHudnut Building (formerly B. Altman
'Department Storel. 1877-.1880
construetion).
621 Sixth Ave. between 18th and 19th Su.
W. 3rd Sto between Mercer St. and W.
'Broedwev,
D. and J. Jardine.
Cast lron
Philip Johnson and Riehard Foster
54 Hotel Greenwich (origimilly Milis Hotel No.
76 Hugh O'Neill department store. 1875
1). 1896
655-671 Sixth A ve. bet, 20th and 21st SU.
160 B/eecker St. between Thompson and
Mortirner C. Merritt
Sullivan Su. (S. sidel.
77 New York Merchandise Co. (formerly Stern
Ernest Flagg
-Brothers Dept.Store). 1878
55 Judson Memorial Baptist Church. 1892
32-46 W. 23rd St. bet. Fifth and Sixth A ves.
55 Washington Square South
Henry Fernbach. Store expanded in 1892:93
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200 E. 66th. 65th to 66th Sts. from Second
to Third A ves.
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~165 Park East Synagogue. 1890
163 E. 67th St. between Lexington and Third
A ves. (N. side)
Schneider and Herter
166 39th Engine Co. Fire House. 1882
157 E. 67th Sto between Lexington and Third
A ves. (N. side)
N. LeBrun and Son
167 19th Precinct Police Station. 1890
153 E. 67th St. between Lexington and Third
A ves. (N. side)
168 Regency Whist Club. 1904
15 E. 67th Sto
Ernest Flagg
169 854 Fifth Ave. (formerly R. Livingston
Beekman Housel. 1905
Between 67th and 68th Sts.
Warren and Wetmore
170 680684 Park Ave. (formerly Percy Pyne
House). 1911
N. W. corner of Park A ve. and 68th Sto
McKim, Mead and White
171 690 Park Ave. Italian Consulate (formerly
Davidson House}. 1917
S.W. corner Park A ve. and 69th Sto
Walker and Gillette
172 723 Park Ave. (formerly Milliken House)
N. E. corner of Park A ve. and 70th St.
173 Fine townhouses
68th St. between Fifth and Park A ves.
174 Fine townhouses
69th St. between Fifth and Lexington A ves.
175 Fine townhouses
70th St. between Fifth and Lexington A ves.
(particularly Park to Lexington A ves.)
176 Frick Collection (Henry Clay Frick House).
1914
1 E. 70th St. N.E. cnr. 70th St. and Fifth A ve.
Carrere and Hastings
177 Fine townhouses
71st St. between Fifth and Madison A ves.
178 Fine townhouses
72nd St. between Fifth and Madison A ves.
179 .Fine townhouses
73rd St. between Fifth and Madison A ves.
180 11 E. 73rd St. (formerly Joseph Pulitzer
Residence). 1903
McKim, Mead and White
181 Fine townhouses
74th St. between Fifth and Madison A ves.
182 32 E. 74th St. 1935
Between Madison andPark A ves. (S. side)
William Lescaze
183 Whitney Museum, 1966
Madison A ve. at 75th St. (S.E. corner}
Marcel Breuer and Hamilton S1lith
184 Richard Feigan Gallery and townhouse. 1969
27 E. 79th St. between Fifth and Madison
A ves. (N. side)
Hans Hollein
185 Originally George Rives House. 1908
69 E. 79th St.
Carrere and Hastings
186 998 Fifth Ave. 1910
Fifth A ve. at 81st St.
McKim, Mead and White
187 Metropolitan Museum of Art. 187919'0
Fifth A ve. between 80th and 84th St. (W. side
of Fifth A ve.}
Originai building by Calvert Vaux and J. Wrey
Mould.

Main eececse
, 1902 .bv Richard

Morris

and addition of plaza and fountains, 1970, bv

Kevin Roche, John Dinkerloo Associates.
188 Fine townhouses
82nd St. between Fifth and Madison A ves.
189 Cherokee Apartments. 1900
77th to 78th Sts. between York A ve. and
Cherokee PI. facing Cherokee PI.
Ernest Flagg
190 Henderson Piace
86th St. between York and East End A ves. A
cut-de-ssc street off the N. side of 86th St.
191 Houseson W. side of East End Ave.
East End A ve. between 86th and 87th Sts.
(facing Cari Schurz Park)
192 Gracie Mansion. 1799
88th St. and Cari Schurz Park
New York City Mayor's residence
193 Julia Coblens Residencefor boys and girls.
1968
217 E. 87th Sto between Second and Third
A ves. (N. side)
Horace Ginsbern and Associates
A bit of LeCorbusier's LaTourette nicelv
adopted to a party wall, city street, site,
194 Vivo tnstitute for Jewish Research (formerly
William Starr Miller House), 1914
1048 F ifth A ve. (S. E. cnr. Fifth A ve. and 86th St.)
Carrere and Hastings
195 The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. 1959
* Fifth A ve. between 88th and 89th Sts.
Frank Lloyd Wright
196 Columbia School of Social Work (formerly
Andrew Carnegie House). 1901
2 E. 91 st Sto (S. E. cnr. F iitt: A ve. and 91 st St.)
Babb, Cook and Willard
197 Formerly JarnesA.Burden Residence. 1902
7 E. 91stSt.
Warren and Wetmore
198 Convent of the Sacred Heart (formerly Otto
Kahn House). 1918
1 E. 91 st St. (N.E. cnr. Fifth A ve. and 91 st St.)
Gilbert and Armstrong Stenhouse
199 Formerly John Hammond House. 1902
.9 E. 91stSt.
Carrere and Hastings
200 National Audubon Society (formerly Willard
Straight House). 1914
1130 Fifth A ve. (N.E. corner 94th SU
Delano and Aldrich
201 Fine townhouses
94th Sto between Fifth and Madison Aves.
202 Municipal Asphalt Plant. 1944
90th to 91 st Sts ..between F irst A ve. and East
River Drive
Kahn and Jacobs
203 'Church of.the.Resurrection, 1965
325 E. 101st St. between First and SecondA ve.
Victor Lundy
204 American Bible Society:Building. 1966
1865 Broadway. Broadway at 61st Sto
Skidmore, Owings and Merrill
205 Milstein Building. 1970
Broadway between 63rd and 64th St. (E. side)
206 New York6tatL Theater. 1964
LincotnCenter for the PertorminqArts.
Columbus A ve. between 62nd and 63r.d Sto
(S.E. eorner}
Philip Johnson and Richard Foster
207 Philharmonic Hall. 1962
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.
Columbus between 64th and 65th Sto
Max Abramovitz
208 Metropolitan Opera House. 1966
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.
West end of plaza, between 63rd and 64th Sts.
Wallace

K.

Harrison

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.

Amsterdam A ve. and 65th St.
Eero Saarinen and Associates
210 Librarv-Museum of the Performing Arts. 1965
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts .
Links Vivian Beeumont Theater and the
Opera House
Skidmore, Owings and Merrill
211 Juilliard School of Music. 1968
Broadway betwen 65th and 66th Sts.
Pietro Belluschi, Eduardo Catalano,
Westermann and Miller
212 The Dakota Apartments. 1884
* 1 W. 72nd St. (N.W. cnr. Centrai Park West)
I-fenry J. Hardenbergh
213 The Dorilton. 1900
171 W. 71st Sto Broadway between 71st and
72nd Sts.
Janesand Leo
214 Centrai SavingsBank. 1928
2100 Broadway, Broedwev at 73rd Sto
York and Sawyer
215 Ansonia Hotel. '902
2107 Braodway between 73rd and 74th St.
Graves and Duboy
216 Apthorp Apartments. 1908
211 Broadway. From Broadway to West End
A ve. between 78th nd 79th Sts.
Ctinton and Russell
217 New York Historical Society. 1909
'170 Centrai Park West at 77th St.
York and Sawyer
2.18 American Museum of Natural History.
Centrai Park West from 77th,to 81st Sts. 77th
Sto building 1877
(Romanesque Revivall by J. C. Cady and CO.
219 81st St. between Centrai Park West and
Columbus Ave. (N. side)
220 Church of St. Mathew and St. Timothy. 1969
26 W. 84th Sto (S. side)
2Jl Stone houses.85th St. Nos. 19 to 47.
Between Centrai Park West endColumbus
Ave. on N. side of St., Nos. 1947
222 Belnord Apartments. 1908
201225 W. 86th St..8.6th to 87th Sts.
.between Amsterdam and Broadway.
Hobart Weekes
223 St. Urban Apartment -House
285 Centrai Park West at.89th St.
224 31,33,35 W. 93r.dSt. ca 1890
Between Centrai Park West and Columbus A ve.
225 Upper West Side Urban Renewal Area
Columbus A ve. from 90th St. to 96th St.
An.assortrnent of highrise apartment buildings
completed 1969,to 1971 as middle income
publically assistedhousing
226 Pomander Walk. 1921
'94th to 95th Sts. between Broadway and
West End A ve.
227 Towers Nursing Home. ,1887
2 West 106th St. [et Centrai Park west!
Charles C. Haight
228 Master Institute and RiversideMuseum. 1929
310 Riverside Or. (at w. 103rd se)
Helmle, Corbett and Harrison, and Sugarman
'and Berger
,229 Fine Town houses
105th Sto between West EndAve. and
Riverside Or.
230 Columbia University
114th to 120th Sts. between Broadway and
Amsterdam A ve.
Planned by McKim, Mead and White
231 Avery Hall {Columbia Universityl. 1912
Upper
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Mead

N. E. corner
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extensive collection of architectural books rn

the United States.
232 Barnard College
116 to 120th St. between Broadway and
Claremont A ves.
Barnard Hall 1917, Arnold W. Brunner
'233 New York Public Library, 115th St. Branch.
1908
115th St. between Seventh and Eighth A ves.
McKim, Mead and White
234 Graham Court Apartments. 1901
N.E. corner of 116th Sto and Seventh A ve.
C!illt'on and Russel
235 St. Martin's Church. 1888
230 Lenox A ve. [et 122nd St.}
William A. Potter
236 Mount Morris Park Recreation Center. 1969
Mount Morris Park West tet 122nd St.}
Lundquist and Stonehill
237 New York State Community ServicesCenter.
1969
10 Mount Morris Park West (et 121nd St.}
Russoand Sonder
238 Watchtower. 1857
On top of Mount Morris. Mount Morris Park
East 1215t St. and Fifth A ve.
James Bogardus
239 Strivers Row. 1891
W. 138th St. and W. 139th St. between
Seventh and Eighth A ves.
Row houseson the S. side of 138th St.
James Brown Lord, Bruce Pr;'ceand Clarence
Luce.
Row houseson the N. side of 139th St.
McKim, Mead and White
240 Riverbend,Apartments. 1968
Fifth A ve. at 138th Sto end the Harlem River
Drive.
Davis, Brodv and Associates
241 C'olonial Park Play Center
146th St. and Bradhurst A ve.
242 Dunbar Apartments. l28
149St. to 150th St. between Seventb and
Eighth A ves.
Andrew J. Thomas
243 Harlem River Houses. 1937
151st St. to 153rd. Sto from Seventh A ve. to
Macomb P1.
Archibald M. Brown, Horace Ginsbern,
Charles F. Fuller, Richard W. Bucklev, John
L Wilson, Frank J. Foster, Will R. Amon.
244 City College.,North CBmpus. 1903-07
138th to 140th St. between Amsterdam and
St. Nicholas Terrace
George B. Post
245 Hamilton GrBnge. 1802
287 Convent A ve. between ,141 and 142nd Sto
John McComb
246 Fine townhouses
Convent A ve. between 141 and 144th Sts.
247 Fine townhouses
,144th St. between Hamilton Terrace and
A msterdam A ve.
248 GeorgeWashington Bridge Bus Station. 1963
Between Washington and Wadsworth A ves. at
the George WashingtonBridge.
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