Daytonian in Manhattan

The 27-foot wide residence erected by William P. Earle at No. 26 East 23rd Street in 1853 was intended for a wealthy family.   It would...

Although city directories listed Levi Onderdonk as "carpenter," he was in fact an established builder, or contractor, and well...

The regrettable alteration of the fifth floor resulted in a bunker-like appearance. Two stone urns do not help much. Lucius Kellogg Wi...

Astoundingly, the cast iron base was inserted under the masonry house. By any accounts, the three-story, 25-foot wide brick-faced hou...

In 1908 the expansive Philip Wagner & Sons livery stable had operated at Nos. 138-144 West 90th Street, between Columbus and Amste...