Daytonian in Manhattan

The mansard roof was added later in the century. John W. Southack had garnered a fortune through his furniture business by the outbre...

On January 8, 1895 The New York Times reported on a rash of real estate buying and proposed commercial development within a single squa...

 Posts  Only a few months after the Stock Market Crash, labor organizations, mostly Communist-led, set March 6, 1930 as International...

Pretending to be stone, the rusticated piers framing the bowed bays are in reality, brick. The residents and developers of the Upper ...

The Shingle style mansion was surrounded by a cast iron fence in the form of swirling, stylized vines.  The carriage house, on 90th Street...

In 1891 construction began on six upscale residences on East 93rd Street, steps away from Central Park.  Designed by A. B. Ogden & ...