Center for Inter-American Relations 680 Park Avenue Formerly the site of the USSR Delegation to th, Walks. Prime E 78th St Minister Krushchcv held forth from the second-floor window in 1960. & 130 East 67th Street Apartment R sometimes used by FBI sharpshooters to protect important dignitaries visiting the adjacent USSR Delegation to the IN &inn the Id Wet.
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E 73rd St Clock, 783 Fifth Avenue at East 59th U-9 Percy and Maud H. Pyne House, now the Center I /5 John r and CO Street (E. Howard Clock Company, 1927). for Inter-American Relations, 680 Park Avenue Street (Charles I. Berg, 1909-10). E 72nd St t -2 Metropolitan Club, 1-11 East 60th Street (Mc (McKim, Mead & White, Charles F. McKim, partner /-7(1711kI W. an4Angeline Krech House, 17 East 70th Mead & White, Stanford White, partner in charge in charge, 1906-12). succt tAtt C.lackson, 1909-11). 1891-94: addition, Ogden Codman, 1912). U-I0 Oliver D. and Mary Pyne Filley House, in tw t I lc I 17 ()aye nnen and Alice Morris House, now the L'-3 Knickerbocker Club, 2 East 62nd Street (Del Spanish Institute, 684 Park Avenue (Mc Kiln, Mead & Isnoetllet crx, 1'11.Ni 70th Sit it (Thornto. & Aldrich, 1913-15). White, 1925-26). .11.11(1, (1).1 (14 Sara Delano Roosevelt and Franklin and Ele 1'41 William and Frances Crocker Sloane !louse, t II m ' I Glista eiVitginia Pagenstrecher House, no the Italian Cultural Institute. 686 Park Avenuet ic t 11c1.1111) Roosevelt Houses, now the Sara Delano Roosevel I Ills(111.s 14.1 Gall, I WS, 21 Est 70th Street (Willi Memorial House, 47-49 East 65th Street (Charles & Aldrich, 191649). Row.' 1915-191. Ilk. Platt, 1907-08). U-12 Henry P. and Kate T. Davison House. otn\ I 10 Oliver Could ,nod Mary Brewster Jennings House. I, \ % en' R 1 \ \A , I "-5 45 East 66th Street Apartments (Harde & Sh 1 Consulate General of kik 690 Pal 11, t I, \ 1..1,,t 72.nd Suet.: IA6-08). ' . & Gillette, 1916-17). Itainbers 1' I :h Seventh Regiment Armory, also partial interi ' U-B Henry Clay and Adelaide Childs Frick House, / !II I lenry T. and Jessie shlatie 1 louse. cum I ‘t designation. 643 Park Avenue (Charles W. Clinton,, now the Frick Collection and Frick Art. Reference I 'mu de Vw-Iifl '1 I .1,1 k 1877-79). Library, I East 70th Street and 10 East 71st Street Ihisiings 1891-96). (Carrere & Hastings, 1913-14; entrance pavilion ,11 tt I / =7 R. Livingston and Eleanor T. Beeckman Ho / '21 Gertrude Rhinelander Waldo House, noi, • library, John Russell Pope, 1931-35; garden addition, Permanent Mission of Yugoslavia to the Polo 1,11pli Liu.* Store, 867 Madison Avenue Harry Van Dyke, John Barrington Bayley, and G. 854 Fifth Avenue (Warren & Wetmore, 190 (1.tni1).111 Thu! 1895-98), Frederick Poehler, 1977; garden, Russell Page). I- E 65th St s J. William and Margaretta C. Clark House, lat I EdWard S. and Mary Stillman Harkness House, U-14 11 East 70th Street House (John H. Duncan, Sidewalk dock at (.9 At itt 'station House, now Richard Feigen & Co., 4 titn■ 111, ommonwcalth Fond. I 75th Street 1909-10). East 59th Street 68th Sweet (Trowbridge & Livingston, 1913-14). • (11.tle Rogers, 1.907-09), Z E 64th St and Fifth Avenue
810 5th Avenue Famous residents indude William Randolph Hearst, Richard E 63rd St Nixon, and Nelson Rockefeller: Mt. Rockefeller lived on the top floor where he built
New York's only pith equipped bomb shelter IPS Historic Upper East Side Neighbors E 62nd St 13' East 71st Street How of ,Interim's Lucille Ball and Joan Crawford — 150 East 691h* > I I, interior decorator, Elsie de Wolfe, who Peter Lawford and Norman Lear— 940 5th Avenue < L he, „red, design the present facade in 1910 and Bernard Baruch and Mrs. 14 hiam Randolph Hearst, Sr — 4 East 66th E 61st St I used the house as a showcase fir her busirwss. Edna Ferber and Richard Rog, ors — 730 Palk Avenue Gloria Swanson and Igor Stravinsky — 920 5th Avenue I I L I-1 Mrs, Oscar Hammerstein 11 aria Diana Vreeland — 550 Par* Avenue E 60th St _ Arlene Dahl and Joan Whitney PaT son — 960 5th Avenue
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