Daytonian in Manhattan

On March 9, 1906 the New-York Tribune reported that owners Charles Land and Leopold Heilburn had taken the first steps "for maki...

The paneled doors are original to the building. Mary Ann C. Rogers was a player in the nearly men-only real estate development game i...

Developer James T. Hall completed an ambitious row of ten upscale residences on West 75th Street, between Columbus Avenue and Central ...

The angled ground floor bay to the left is actually a cleverly-disguised garage door. The Presbyterian Hospital engulfed the block b...

The For Sale signs in the windows date this photo to 1923.  Brilliant stained glass transoms can be seen at the second and third stories....