Positioning on an old map 1916
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Positioning on an old map 1885
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30 East 29th Street
Building year: 1
City: New York City
Floor height (above ground): 46
Building usage: Elevator apartments - Luxury Type D8
Histograd local id: 385450
Creation date: 2019-05-17 00:32:14 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.
200 E 27th Street
WHEN WAS BUILDING AT 200 E 27TH ST NEAR 3RD AVE BUILT. ?
200 E 27th Street
According to New York Building Database, this tower was built in 1965
78 MADISON AVE, Manhattan
My grandfather's brother (Ira Wilson Anderson) lived there in October 8, 1873. It listed him as a porter. He worked for B Williams of 78 Madison Avenue. His father was Clinton B Luck and his mother was Sally Anderson....Would greatly appreciate any information of the era. All this information is new to our family. My mother's father was Henry Anderson.
78 MADISON AVE, Manhattan
That's funny, Ira was my 3x great grandfather - I just googled this address myself to research the same thing!
126 E 31st Street
LOOKING FOR A PHOTO OF 216 E 31ST in NYC .
1 W 33rd Street
CORCORAN'S (bar ?) 211 W. 33 st N.Y.C have metal drink stirrer
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Localisation: New York City, NYC New York State, USA
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