Daytonian in Manhattan

The ghost of the painted Middendorf & Rohrs Grocers signage is still legible above the second floor windows.  The No. 33 also appear...

The little wooden house at No. 215 East 38th Street, built at around the end of the Civil War, was the home and business of the Boylst...

In 1898 developer James Carlew began construction on a row of seven lavish limestone-faced townhouses on West 76th Street, between Cen...

By the time this photo was taken in the second half of the 19th century, the original Greek Revival fencing had been updated with an Ita...

In 1869 developer John W. Stevens erected a row of five 20-foot wide Italianate style row houses on West 55th Street between Fifth and ...