Hotel New Yorker (1930), New York City
Opened on January 2, 1930, at the corner of Eighth Avenue and 34th Street, the Hotel New Yorker…
Opened on January 2, 1930, at the corner of Eighth Avenue and 34th Street, the Hotel New Yorker…
Little Island is an artificial island and public park floating above the Hudson River at the site of…
For six decades, the Paradise offered Bronx moviegoers the most extravagant Italian palazzo illusion John Eberson could conjure:…
A full city block in Chelsea — 400 to 430 West 23rd Street, from Ninth to Tenth Avenues…
Four red letters and a tilted O — the most reproduced image in American Pop Art, standing on…
Built for the great flying boats of the Pan American Clippers, the Marine Air Terminal is the oldest…
The 1940 Art Deco terminal at LaGuardia built for the flying boats, the last active terminal from the…
The McGraw-Hill Building at 330 West 42nd Street is a landmark 33-story skyscraper completed in 1931, designed by…
Raymond Hood wrapped this 35-storey tower in horizontal bands of blue-green glazed terra cotta — a colour and…
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