Irving Place
121 East 17th St The House
The 1854 carriage house at 121 East 17th Street has been converted into a
restaurant, "The House". Also seen is the courtyard entrance to 53
Irving Place
80 Irving Place at the corner of East 19th Street
80 Irving Place at the corner of East 19th Street in the Gramercy Park
neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City was built in 1853-54. It is
located within the Gramercy Park Historic District. (Source: "NYCLPC Gramercy Park Historic District Designation Report" (September 20, 1966))
Inn at Irving Place
54-56 Irving Place at 17th Street in Manhattan, New York City, two Greek
Revival townhouses built in 1840-1841, have been converted into the Inn
at Irving Place (renovation by Larry Wente of Gertier & Wente in
1991-1995).
Number 86 Irving Place
86 Irving Place (or 19 Gramercy Park South), on the corner of Gramecy
Park South. Built in 1845 and later remodeled for Stuyvesant Fish, later
owned by Benjamin Sonnenberg. Note the sculpture in the front.
73 Irving Place at the corner of East 19th Street
73 Irving Place at the corner of East 19th Street in the Gramercy Park
neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City was built c.1900.
206 East 20th Street
206 East 20th Street between Second and Third Avenues in the Gramercy Park neighborhood, of Manhattan, New York City.
A row of townhouses on East 19th Street. #137-145.
The Police Academy of the New York Police Department,
at 235 East 20th Street, in Manhattan, New York City
28 Gramercy Park Brotherhood Synagogue
The Brotherhood Synagogue at 28 Gramercy Park (South) was designed in
1859 by King & Kellum as a Quaker meetinghouse, and was for a time a
stop on the "Underground Railroad" for slaves escaping from the South.
The building was remodeled as a synagogue in 1975 by James Stewart
Polshek.
Academy of Music in New York City
Hanukkah celebration by the Young Men's Hebrew Association at the
Academy of Music in New York City, 16 December 1880. Scene of the sixth
tableau, "Tthe Dedication of the Temple". Illustration in "Frank
Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper", 3 January 1880
