#15 William Kissam Vanderbilt’s “Petit Chateau,” built in 1882, was nearby at 52nd Street and Fifth Avenue. It was demolished to make way for a commercial building in 1926.

Home » Places & People

#15 William Kissam Vanderbilt’s “Petit Chateau,” built in 1882, was nearby at 52nd Street and Fifth Avenue. It was demolished to make way for a commercial building in 1926.

New York City’s Lost Landmarks: 50+ Historic Buildings And Landmarks That No Longer Exist

#15 William Kissam Vanderbilt’s “Petit Chateau,” built in 1882, was nearby at 52nd Street and Fifth Avenue. It was demolished to make way for a commercial building in 1926.

Places & People

Related posts:

#192 Old produce market site in downtown San Francisco, 1960s.

#160 The houses at 37-39 High St. in the Charlestown neighborhood of Boston, Oct. 31, 1962.

#113 “Carey” the clown.

#162 The Well-Built Curran Printing Co. Building, 1967

#34 A patient with a drug overdose in the hospital waiting room, 1972.

#20 People lining street at water’s edge during flood, 1949

#65 Rathhaus, Wernigerode, 1860

#2 Reversed image of Hungerford Bridge & Waterloo Bridge

#39 William Y Miles House, 1889