Old Buildings of New York, With Some Notes Regarding Their Origin and Occupants
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1. Old Buildings of New York City2. Subjects3. Introductory4. Number Seven State Street5. Fraunces’s Tavern6. Sub-Treasury and Assay Office7. Bank of New York8. St. Paul’s Chapel9. The City Hall10. Astor Library11. The Langdon House12. St. Mark’s in the Bowery13. Second Avenue Former Residence of the Late Lewis M. Rutherfurd14. The Keteltas House15. Washington Square Residence of Eugene Delano16. First Presbyterian Church, Fifth Avenue17. An Old Fifth Avenue House Former Residence of the Late James Lenox18. Another Old Fifth Avenue House Former Residence of the Late Robert B. Minturn19. The Society Library20. Cruger House21. Abingdon Square—Greenwich22. Gramercy Square23. Gramercy Square Residence of John Bigelow24. Gramercy Square Former Residence of the Late Luther C. Clark25. Gramercy Square Former Residence of the Late James W. Gerard26. Gramercy Square “The Players”27. Gramercy Square Former Residence of the Late Samuel J. Tilden28. Gramercy Square Former Residence of the Late Rev. Dr. Henry W. Bellows29. Gramercy Square Former Residence of the Late Dr. Valentine Mott30. Gramercy Square Rectory of Calvary Parish31. Gramercy Square Former Residence of the Late Stanford White32. Gramercy Square Former Residence of the Late Cyrus W. Field and the Late David Dudley Field33. Former Residence of the Late Peter Cooper and the Late Abram S. Hewitt34. The General Theological Seminary Chelsea35. Church of the Transfiguration36. Former Residence of the Late Edwin D. Morgan37. Claremont38. Hamilton Grange39. The Jumel House40. Gracie House—East River Park41. The Gouverneur Morris House4942. Van Cortlandt House43. The Bowne House—Flushing44. The Billop House