Central Park West Photos |
A swath of Manhattan running along the west side of Central Park is defined by fancy apartment buildings mostly built during the 1880s through 1930s. |
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| See also: New York City Landmark Squares & Streetscapes, Lincoln Center |
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| Maine Monument (1913) by Attilio Piccirilli & architect H. van Buren Magonigle at Columbus Circle on Central Park. | Columbus Circle with Columbus Monument & Trump International Tower. | Columbus Monument (1892) by Gaetano Russo on Columbus Circle. | Trump International Hotel & Tower (1971) (15 Columbus Circle) (44 floors). Architect: Philip Johnson + Thomas E. Stanley. |
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| Central Park West streetscape over Central Park including Beresford Apartments. | Beresford Apartment (1929) (211 Central Park West) (20 floors). Architect: Emery Roth. | San Remo Apartments & other Central Park West buildings. | 241 Central Park West (1931) (19 floors). Style: Art Deco. Architect: Schwartz & Gross. |
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| The Bolivar (1926) (230 Central Park West} (15 floors) by Nathan Korn & The White House (1929) (262 Central Park West ) by Henry M. Sugarman & Berger. | 279 Central Park West, St Urban Apartments, 295 Central Park West & The Eldorado along Central Park. | 279 Central Park West (1988) (23 floors) by Costas Kondylis & Partners LLP Architects + St Urban Apartments (1905) (287 Central Park West) (13 floors) by Robert T. Lyons. | The Eldorado (1931) (300 Central Park West) (23 floors). Architect: Emery Roth + Margon & Holder. |
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| Tower of The Eldorado overlooking Central Park. | 295 Central Park West (1941) by Emery Roth; The Eldorado & Ardsley Apartments along Central Park. | Ardsley Apartments (1931) (320 Central Park West) (20 floors) on left + other apartments. Architect: Emery Roth. | Central Park West entrance (1936) of American Museum of Natural History (1872). Architect: John Russell Pope.  |
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| Beresford Apartment tower (1929) (211 Central Park West at 81st St.). Architect: Emery Roth. | Baroque-style tower details of Beresford Apartment. | Beresford Apartments on Central Park West overlooks American Museum on Natural History. | Apartment buildings along 81st St. opposite Museum of Natural History. |
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| The Kenilworth (1908) (151 Central Park West) (12 floors). Style: Beaux Arts. Architect: Ralph Townsend, Steinle & Haskell. | Langham Building (1907) (135 Central Park West) (13 floors) beside San Remo Apartments. Style: Beaux Arts. Architect: Clinton & Russell. | San Remo Apartments (1930) (145 Central Park West) (27 floors.). Architect: Emery Roth. | The Dakota (1882) (1 West 72nd St. at Central Park West) (10 floors) beside San Remo Apartments. Architect: Henry J. Hardenbergh. |
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| The Dorilton (1902) (171 West 71st St. at Broadway) (12 floors). Style: Second Empire. Architect: Elisha Harris Janes & Richard Leopold Leo. | Giuseppe Verdi statue (1906) by Pasquale Civiletti (Broadway at 74th St.) in Verdi Square. | Modern apartment building at Broadway & 72nd St. plus The Ansonia beyond. | The Ansonia (1899-1904) (2109 Broadway at 72nd St.) (17 floors). Style: Beaux Arts. Architect: Graves & Duboy. |
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| First Baptist Church (1891) (265 West 79th St. at Broadway). Architect: George M. Kaiser. | Heritage townhouses (125 West 77th St. ). | Brownstone townhouses off Central Park West. | Hearst Magazine Building (2004) (969 Eighth Ave. at West 47 St.) & other buildings at south end of Central Park. Architect: Sir Norman Foster. |
All photos on this page are originals by & copyrighted by Jim Steinhart. All rights reserved. Permission required to use. |