Old Buildings of New York, With Some Notes Regarding Their Origin and Occupants

"Old Buildings of New York, With Some Notes Regarding Their Origin and Occupants" is a historical journey through New York City's past, spotlighting its most cherished landmarks and the people who lived and worked within them during the early 1900's. With a sense of nostalgia, the book mourns the transformation of the city, as the author passionately preserves the stories and images of old structures that could vanish amid urban growth. The goal of this historical account is to capture the essence of New York's architectural history, and the compelling motivations to provide images and stories of places like Fraunces’s Tavern and St. Paul’s Chapel, both steeped in historical significance, setting a compelling framework for anyone excited about the architectural and social history of the city.