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Stanford White, architect / Samuel G. White, Elizabeth White ; photographs by Jonathan Wallen

1. The architect as client. Box Hill, Saint James, New York ; Gramercy Park, New York -- 2. Collaboration. Admiral David Glasgow Farragut Monument, New York ; Veterans Room and Library, Seventh ...
Brownstoner

Walkabout: Brooklyn’s Architects: Stanford White, Part 4

In 1906, as one of the United States’ most famous and accomplished architects, New York’s own Stanford White was at the pinnacle of his success. His firm, McKim, Mead & White, had designed some of the ...
Mansion Global

Gilded Age Manhattan Mansion Once Asking $72 Million Back With a Major Price Cut

A Gilded Age mansion on Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue is back on the market for $49.9 million, roughly $23 million less than what it was asking just two years ago. The stately limestone mansion across from ...
New York Post

One of the few surviving Gilded Age mansions designed by a revered NYC architect has listed for a massive discount

A dazzling Fifth Avenue mansion designed by the famed Gilded Age architect Stanford White is back on the market — this time with a major price cut. The sprawling 16,000-square-foot limestone home at ...
AOL

After 4 years, one of NYC’s last Gilded Age townhouses finally lands a buyer

After four years and a staggering $30 million in price cuts, one of New York’s final remaining single-family townhouses designed by the famed Gilded Age architect Stanford White has finally found a ...
Brownstoner

Walkabout: Brooklyn’s Architects: Stanford White, Part 2

Far from the streets of Brooklyn, in the year 1893, the World’s Columbian Exhibition, named in honor of Christopher Columbus, opened in Chicago. It would prove to be one of those pivotal moments in ...