Daytonian in Manhattan

On July 16 1909 Benson B. Sloan sold the old brownstone house at No. 45 East 65th Street "and part" of the four-story house n...

Around 1850 two mirror image Italianate buildings were erected on the west side of Ninth Avenue, between 24th and 25th Streets.  Faced...

The uppermost floors hint at the homes' proud beginnings above their obliterated basement and parlor levels.  photo via crixi.com ...

  Real Estate Record & Guide, December 20, 1890 (copyright expired) The economic potential of the rapidly developing new neighborhood kn...

Although Sixth Avenue was opened in the 1820's, the area around it remained rural with only scattered development until the early 1...

In 1887 developer and architect H. M. Tostevin produced two five-story flathouses at Nos. 38 and 40 Morton Street, between Bedford and...