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  • Soldiers and Sailors Monument, Riverside Park, NYC

    Soldiers and Sailors Monument, Riverside Park, NYC

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  • Church of the Crucifixion, Hamilton Heights-Sugar Hill Historic District, Harlem, NYC

    Church of the Crucifixion, Hamilton Heights-Sugar Hill Historic District, Harlem, NYC

  • Mt. Morris Park Fire Bell Tower, Harlem, NYC

    Mt. Morris Park Fire Bell Tower, Harlem, NYC

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  • Mt. Morris Park Fire Bell Tower, Harlem, NYC

    Mt. Morris Park Fire Bell Tower, Harlem, NYC

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  • Blockhouse #1, Central Park, NYC

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    Blockhouse #1, Central Park, NYC iPhone photo

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  • Seligman Fountain, "The Bear and the Fawn," Morningside Park, Harlem, NYC

    Seligman Fountain, "The Bear and the Fawn," Morningside Park, Harlem, NYC

  • Panoramic view north along the High Line and east along 14th Street.

    Panoramic view north along the High Line and east along 14th Street.

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  • Garrit Storm mausoleum, Trinity Church Cemetery & Mausoleum, NYC

    Garrit Storm mausoleum, Trinity Church Cemetery & Mausoleum, NYC

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  • Morris-Jumel Mansion, NYC

    Morris-Jumel Mansion, NYC

  • George Washington Bridge, Hudson River, viewed from northern Manhattan (NY) to New Jersey.

    George Washington Bridge, Hudson River, viewed from northern Manhattan (NY) to New Jersey.

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  • Barthman clock, Broadway at Maiden Lane, NYC

    Barthman clock, Broadway at Maiden Lane, NYC

  • Manhole cover, Nassau and Beekman Streets, NYC

    Manhole cover, Nassau and Beekman Streets, NYC

  • High Line, NYC

    High Line, NYC

  • Apple store, Upper West Side, NYC

    Apple store, Upper West Side, NYC

  • Fashion District, NYC

    Fashion District, NYC

  • Time Warner Building, NYC

    Time Warner Building, NYC

  • Striver's Row, Harlem, NYC

    Striver's Row, Harlem, NYC

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  • Sylvan Terrace, Washington Heights, NYC I

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Sylvan Terrace, in Washington Heights, comprises twenty houses built in 1882 by architect Gilbert Robinson, Jr. It is New York City’s largest extant unified grouping of wooden dwellings on both sides of the street to have been constructed after the Civil War. This charming street retraced the line of a former carriage drive of the Morris-Jumel Mansion (seen in the distance) to become a private thoroughfare. A million-dollar asking price for one of these houses is not unusual in today’s market, however few were originally owner-occupied. Their typical inhabitants were civil servants and laborers who were more likely to take in boarders than to hire servants. The streetscape is a designated New York City Landmark.

    Sylvan Terrace, Washington Heights, NYC I iPhone photo Sylvan Terrace, in Washington Heights, comprises twenty houses built in 1882 by architect Gilbert Robinson, Jr. It is New York City’s largest extant unified grouping of wooden dwellings on both sides of the street to have been constructed after the Civil War. This charming street retraced the line of a former carriage drive of the Morris-Jumel Mansion (seen in the distance) to become a private thoroughfare. A million-dollar asking price for one of these houses is not unusual in today’s market, however few were originally owner-occupied. Their typical inhabitants were civil servants and laborers who were more likely to take in boarders than to hire servants. The streetscape is a designated New York City Landmark.

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