Upper East Side Historic District/ Extension
One of the city’s largest historic districts, the Upper East Side was built in three phases. From the 1860s to 1880, Italianate and Greek Revival brownstones, still found on side streets, were constructed. Luxurious Beaux-Arts and French Renaissance mansions were built for the wealthiest of New York City families between 1880 and 1910. Luxury apartment buildings began to grow in the early teens. Designated May 19, 1981 and extended March 2010
Title: Looking West at Park Avenue between East 68th Street and East 69th Street 4
Borough: Manhattan
Historic District: Upper East Side
Keywords: brick, stone
Description: Facades on the West side of Park Avenue between East 68th Street and East 69th Street
Image #2809
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