Daytonian in Manhattan

from the collection of the New York Public Library On August 2, 1860, the New-York Daily Tribune reported, "A protest was received fr...

  from the collection of the New York Public Library In the second half of the 19th century, small political clubs dotted the city.  It was ...

  Alexandre I. Finkle was born in New Orleans, the son of Polish immigrants.  He studied painting and architecture in Paris at the National ...

  In the 1820s and 1830s, prim Federal-style houses rose along the Madison Street block between Catherine and Market Streets.  As early as 1...

  Margaret Reilly, often known as Maggie, purchased the three-story brick store and tenement on the northeast corner of Market and Madison S...

  photograph via apartments.com When Joseph C. Skaden's three-story brick house at 209 Madison Street was offered for sale shortly after...