Henry Janeway Hardenbergh - Buildings

Buildings

  • Sophia Astley Kirkpatrick Memorial Chapel – Rutgers College, New Brunswick, New Jersey, with windows by Louis Comfort Tiffany, 1873
  • Kingfisher Tower – near Cooperstown, New York, 1876
  • Row houses – 101 and 103 West 73rd Street, Manhattan, New York City, 1879-1880
  • The Dakota Apartments – Manhattan, New York City, 1880–84, a NYC landmark
  • Western Union Telegraph Building – 186 Fifth Avenue at 23rd Street, Manhattan, New York City, 1882-84
  • Row houses at 15A-19 and 41-65 West 73rd Street – Manhattan, New York City, 1882-1885
  • Hotel Albert – now the Albert Apartments, Manhattan, New York City, 1883
  • 1845 Broadway – Manhattan, New York City, 1883-1884
  • Schermerhorn Building – 376-380 Lafayette Street, Manhattan, New York City, 1888
  • Apartment building and row houses – 121 East 89th Street (apartment building) and 1340,42,44,46,48 and 50 Lexington Avenue (row houses), 1888–89, comprising the Hardenbergh/Rhinelander Historic District
  • American Fine Arts Building – home of the Art Students League of New York, Manhattan, New York City, 1891–92, a NYC landmark
  • William Murray Houses – 13-15 West 54th Street, Manhattan, New York City, 1897, a NYC landmark
  • Hotel Martinique – Broadway, Manhattan, New York City, 1897–1900, enlarged: 1907-11, a NYC landmark
  • All Angels' Church – Manhattan, New York City, 1904
  • Sunnyside Island – 1000 Islands, 1902
  • Whitehall Building – Manhattan, New York City, 1902–04, a NYC landmark
  • Plaza Hotel – Manhattan, New York City, 1905–07, a NYC landmark
  • Trinity Episcopal Church – York Harbor, Maine, 1908
  • Waldorf Hotel – Manhattan, New York City, 1893, demolished 1929
  • Astoria Hotel – Manhattan, New York City, 1897, demolished 1929
  • Willard Hotel – Washington, D.C., 1901
  • The Raleigh Hotel – Washington D.C., 1911, demolished 1965
  • Copley Plaza Hotel – Boston, Massachusetts, 1912
  • Palmer Stadium – Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey, 1914
  • Consolidated Edison Company Building – Manhattan, New York City, 1915 – building only, not the tower

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