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Fergus Sutherland

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Carnegie Mansion New York City

Andrew Carnegie's Fifth Avenue Palace of a Home

The Andrew Carnegie Mansion, 2 East 91st Street at Fifth Avenue, Manhattan, New York City. Designed by New York architects Babb, Cook & Willard, it was built in 1903, Carnegie lived there until his death in 1919; his wife, Louise, lived there until her death in 1946. Now the Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, part of the Smithsonian Institution. The surrounding neighbourhood on Manhattan's Upper East Side has come to be called Carnegie Hill. Named a National Historic Landmark in 1966.

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Leonard Jerome - Wikipedia

Leonard Jerome - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Nyc Mansion

Mansion New York

John Rockefeller

San Marino California

Nyc Buildings

Mapping the Moves of New York City's Past Property Barons

John D. Rockefeller (1839-1937) Worlds first Billionaire 4 W. 54th St. 10019

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NYC IN THE WINTER PICS

Winter in New York City's Lower East Side in 1926.

many people are walking on the boardwalk near the ocean

1946 Rockaway Beach

Second Avenue Mansions of Yesteryear - Village Preservation

2nd Avenue & St. Mark's Place, 1903, NYC

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Rare Historic Pictures of New York City

Rare Historic Pictures of New York City 1912

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Gilded New York - the style of the wealthiest 19th century New Yorkers

An old block from the late 19th century remains in Washington Square South in Greenwich Village, and is surrounded by newer brick apartments

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Penn Station

Central Park West

The Dakota Circa 1890 Long Before It Was Famous For Its Tenets It Was Known For Its Architectural Beauty, -- New York Pictures

the Dakota Building (NY)... the house of NY's elite... originally built in isolation... its ambition was to set off a migration of the wealthy to the central park west. guess it worked out

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Mary Mason Jones Residence, 741-753 Fifth Avenue at 57th & 58th Streets, New York City. Circa 1869-1929

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Demolition of the old Tombs Prison, ca. 1897 -

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680 and 684 Fifth Ave Residences - 684 Fifth Ave was built as wedding gift of William H. Vanderbilt for his daughter Florence and her husband Hamilton Twombly. The other mansion (left) at 680 was the home of Dr. William Seward Webb and Vanderbilt's other daughter Eliza Osgood.

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New York City Pictures

Old Cities

A bird's eye view of Stuyvesant Park, Manhattan, in late 19th century

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Jay Gould

Victorian Mansion

An crisp autumn weekend in New York

After George Jay Gould married the pretty actress Edith Kingdon, against his mother's wishes, his loathed financier/doting father, gave the young married couple a Victorian mansion on the northeast corner of Fifth Avenue and 67th Street in 1886.