A guide to the gilded age mansions of 5th avenue s millionaire row – part ii – Artofit

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A Guide to the Gilded Age Mansions of 5th Avenue's Millionaire Row – Part II

We explore the opulent Gilded Age mansions of Manhattan's Gold Coast; some of which still stand, other demolished.
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The Lilienthal House -- No. 48 E. 74th Street

Historical
The Lost Irving T. Bush Mansion -- No. 28 East 64th Street

Vintage New York
The 1913 William W. Cook House -- No. 14 East 71st STreet

Upper East Side
The Lost R. T. Wilson Mansion -- No. 15 East 57th Street

Abandoned and Demolished Mansions
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The William A. Clark Mansion, New York City

Vintage NYC
20 St James’s Square, London | Patrick Baty – Historical paint consultant

ARCHITECTURE-THE BRITISH ISLES
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The J. Harper Poor Mansion -- No. 33 East 69th Street

Incredible Architecture
The Rise of the Fifth Avenue Mansions: Revisiting Forgotten Architecture of New York's Gilded Age

Sinners' Landing
Mansion in New York City, circa 1900

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The World of Fifth Avenue, Part I

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The 1920 Harold I. Pratt Mansion -- Park Avenue at 68th Street

Upper East Side