LANDMARKS
Trinity Church (1697, 1790, 1846) |
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St. Paul’s Chapel (1766) |
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The Federal Hall (1842) |
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St. Patrick’s Cathedral (1858 - 1879) |
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The Eldridge Street Synagogue (1887) |
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Ellis Island (1892) |
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St John the Divine (1892) |
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Washington Arch (1892) |
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Andrew Carnegie Mansion now Cooper Hewitt Design Museum (1901) |
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The Flatiron (1902) |
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The New York Stock Exchange (1903) |
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The Ansonia (1903) |
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Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House (1907) |
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Met Life Insurance Tower (1909) |
Architect: Napoleon LeBrun Height: 700 feet (213 meters) The tallest in the world for 4 years until the Woolworth The tower is based on the Campanile of San Marco Clocks measure 26.5 feet (8 meters) in diameter. In comparison Big Ben is 23 ft and Kremlin clock is only 20 ft Each number is 4 ft (1.2 meters) The minute hand weights 1/2 ton |
New York Public Library (1911) |
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The Grand Central Terminal (1913) |
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The Woolworth Building (1913) |
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USS Maine monument (1913) |
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Frick Mansion (1914) |
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Riverside Church (1930) |
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The Chrysler Building (1930) |
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The Empire State Building (1931) |
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Rockefeller Center (1933) |
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The Waldorf=Astoria Hotel (1931) |
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The United Nations (1948) |
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The Lever House |
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The Seagram Building |
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The Guggenheim Museum (1959) |
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The Lincoln Center (1962) |
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The Twin Towers (1972) |
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The World Financial Center (1988) |
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The Time Warner Center (2004) |
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Hearst Tower (2004) |
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World Trade Center (now) |
ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER
Center for the Performing Arts
One World Observatory
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Hudson Yards (2019) |
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