Daytonian in Manhattan

  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...

  photograph by Anthony Bellov Beginning in 1831, the three-block section of East 8th Street known as St. Mark's Place, saw the rise of ...

  The family of Stephen C. Lynes had occupied the brick-faced house at 47 St. Mark's Place for decades when he died at the age of 85 on ...

  A creative brick frame, painted today, testifies to the original location of the entrance above the long-lost stoop.  photograph by the au...

  The change of brick color testifies to the addition of the fourth floor around 1885. Like their neighbors, John Christopher Thatcher and h...