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Christopher Gray's tales of historic Gotham locales transport readers back in time for a stroll through the streets of old New York. The architectural historian, who writes the "Streetscapes" column in The New York Times, here gathers 190 of those columns. From the Bridge Cafe (New York's oldest surviving bar) on Water Street to the Revolutionary War-era Morris-Jumel(...)
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Christopher Gray's tales of historic Gotham locales transport readers back in time for a stroll through the streets of old New York. The architectural historian, who writes the "Streetscapes" column in The New York Times, here gathers 190 of those columns. From the Bridge Cafe (New York's oldest surviving bar) on Water Street to the Revolutionary War-era Morris-Jumel(...)
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Théorie de l’urbanisme
Théorie de l’urbanisme
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mai 2003, New York
mai 2003, New York
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New York streetscapes : tales of Manhattan's significant buildings and landmarks
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Christopher Gray's tales of historic Gotham locales transport readers back in time for a stroll through the streets of old New York. The architectural historian, who writes the "Streetscapes" column in The New York Times, here gathers 190 of those columns. From the Bridge Cafe (New York's oldest surviving bar) on Water Street to the Revolutionary War-era Morris-Jumel Mansion in upper Manhattan, Gray turns the spotlight on both obscure and familiar landmarks, and each of his essays is illustrated with at least one period photograph.
New York streetscapes : tales of Manhattan's significant buildings and landmarks
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$55.00
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Christopher Gray's tales of historic Gotham locales transport readers back in time for a stroll through the streets of old New York. The architectural historian, who writes the "Streetscapes" column in The New York Times, here gathers 190 of those columns. From the Bridge Cafe (New York's oldest surviving bar) on Water Street to the Revolutionary War-era Morris-Jumel Mansion in upper Manhattan, Gray turns the spotlight on both obscure and familiar landmarks, and each of his essays is illustrated with at least one period photograph.
Classification:
livres
livres
Publication:
mai 2003, New York
mai 2003, New York
Sujet:
Théorie de l’urbanisme
Théorie de l’urbanisme
