Fifth Avenue, No. 8 (Marble House), Manhattan.
{{en|1= * Looking up at doorway of N.Y. City's first marble house, showing cornice over door and writing identifying it as 'Marble House' * Citation/Reference: CNY# 279 * Code: I.A.1; I.A.3.
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- 1938-02-01
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- Wikimedia Commons
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- 2,415 × 1,925 pixels
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