Gramercy Park, New York Photos |
Gramercy Park is a private park in New York City to which only residents of surrounding buildings have the key. The park close to Madison & Union Squares hosts a statue of actor Edwin Booth, brother of Lincoln's assassin John Wilkes Booth. The townhouses around the park's perimeter add charm to the site. |
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| See also: New York City Landmark Squares & Streetscapes |
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| Gramercy Park with statue of Edwin Booth (1833-93). | 60 (with eagle) & 50 Gramercy Park North (17 floors) by John Pawson & Metropolitan Life tower beyond. | 60 Gramercy Park North Building (1929) (16 floors) & Metropolitan Life tower beyond. Architect: Emery Roth. | Brick row houses along western side of Gramercy Park. |
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| Iron fence & row houses of Gramercy Park. | Samuel J. Tilden House (now National Arts & Letters Club) (c1885) (14-15 Gramercy Park South). Style: Gothic Revival. Architect: Calvert Vaux. On National Register. | Building on Gramercy Park South beside National Arts & Letters Club. |
All photos on this page are originals by & copyrighted by Jim Steinhart. All rights reserved. Permission required to use. |