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Glass Brick and Brownstone fronts, 209 and 211 East 48th Street, Manhattan.
Designed by William Lescaze, home and office with glass brick front contrasts strongly with narrow brownstone with stoop next door. * Citation/Reference: CNY# 280 * Code: I.A.3.
- Date
- 1938-02-01
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- Wikimedia Commons
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- Original size
- 1,921 × 2,267 pixels
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