Daytonian in Manhattan

  In 1878-79, real estate developers Duffy & Bros. erected a row of nine, 17-feet-wide rowhouses along the north side of East 94th Stree...

  image via landmarkwest.org Developer and builder John Muir assembled a syndicate, The 31 West 86th Street Corporation, in 1925 to replace ...

  from the collection of the New York Public Library In 1885, the Harlem neighborhood above 125th Street, once dotted with sprawling farms a...

  In 1960, before being protected within the Carnegie Hill Historic District, the house was given an unsightly rooftop addition, visible fro...

  photograph by Frank Hosticka Developer John H. Selzam hired architect Theophilus G. Smith in 1878 to design four flat buildings at 82 thro...

  photo by Anthony Bellov The once elegant Federal-style mansion at 8 St. Mark's Place held a restaurant in 1888.  An incident that occu...