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AMERICAN LANDMARKS


Hoboken Firehouses and the Firemen's Monument
The Fireman's Monument in Church Square Park in October 2020 Hoboken, New Jersey, is a city full of history. At only a mile and a quarter square, with a population of just over 60,000, Hoboken does not, based on the numbers alone, sound like it should be one of the most famous cities in the United States. Yet, thanks to proximity to Manhattan, where frequent ferry and PATH train service have transformed Hoboken and the portion of Jersey City immediately to its south into the
Dante Mazza
Feb 13, 202536 min read


Friends Meeting House
The Meeting House in January 2020 This striking building is one of the few non-residential structures in one of Manhattan's most sought-after and historic neighborhoods. Located just off Gramercy Park , nestled among buildings where one-bedroom apartments sell for over a million dollars, the old Friends Meeting House, now home to the Brotherhood Synagogue , was one of the first buildings designated as a New York City Landmark . Though primarily recognized for its architectur
Dante Mazza
May 23, 202418 min read


The Brown Palace
The Brown Palace Hotel in May 2022 Located on a triangular plot of land between Broadway, Tremont Place, and 17th Street in downtown...
Dante Mazza
Jul 10, 202332 min read


Staten Island Borough Hall and Richmond County Courthouse
The east facade of the Staten Island Borough Hall in October 2020 Front entrance of the Richmond County Courthouse Building in October...
Dante Mazza
Apr 5, 202329 min read
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