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Explores The Architecture Of New York City By Examining Eighteen Landmarks And Discussing How And Why They Were Built. What Is A Landmark? -- Bowne House (1661) / Weeping Beech (1847) -- Morris -- Jumel Mansion (1765) -- City Hall (1803-12) -- Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site (1848) -- E. V. Haughwout Building (1856) -- Central Park (begun 1857) -- Brooklyn Bridge (1867-83) -- The Metropolitan Museum Of Art (begun 1874) -- The Dakota (1880-84) -- Carnegie Hall (1890-97) -- The New York Public Library (1902-11) -- U.s. Custom House (1907) -- Grand Central Terminal (1913) -- Chrysler Building (1928-30) -- Rockefeller Center (1931-39) -- Lever House (1950-52) / Seagram Building (1956-58). Barbaralee Diamonstein ; Illustrations By Albert Lorenz. Includes Index.
- Author
- Barbaralee Diamonstein; illustrations by Albert Lorenz
- Publisher
- Harry N Abrams Inc
- Published
- 1992
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780810935655
- Subjects
- Architecture, Art, Literary Fiction
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