Positioning on an old map 1916
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Positioning on an old map 1885
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Lexington Tower 369 Lexington Avenue
Building year: 1
City: New York City
Histograd local id: 1296532
Creation date: 2020-10-27 09:18:56 Modification date: 2024-11-05
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102 E 35th Street
This is listed as the residence of heiress Aimee C. Gillag, the owner of the first French Bulldog Club of America Specialty winner, Dimboola.
150 E 34th Street
150 East 34th Street is listed as the author’s address in the foreword of the 1907 collection of short stories “The Veiled Lady” by F. Hopkinson Smith. Does anyone know what was located at that address before the Marquis Apartments were constructed there?
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Localisation: New York City, NYC New York State, USA
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my grandparents came from Naples. they had a salumeria on the ground floor. my grandmother had 7 children who were born there including my father in 1910. I am guessing they moved in around 1904. ...
Does anyone have information about Richard and Rozsi Strasser who lived here?
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Originally built for Heywood Strasser Voigt Lithography in 1914
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