Category:1940s architecture in New York City

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Subcategories

This category has the following 22 subcategories, out of 22 total.

Built in New York City in 1940 (27 C, 18 F)
Built in New York City in 1941 (21 C, 17 F)
Built in New York City in 1942 (7 C, 9 F)
Built in New York City in 1943 (3 C)
Built in New York City in 1944 (3 C, 3 F)
Built in New York City in 1945 (5 C, 5 F)
Built in New York City in 1946 (7 C, 4 F)
Built in New York City in 1947 (9 C, 2 F)
Built in New York City in 1948 (14 C, 10 F)
Built in New York City in 1949 (13 C, 10 F)
Destroyed in New York City in 1940 (3 C)
Destroyed in New York City in 1946 (3 F)
Destroyed in New York City in 1949 (2 C, 1 F)

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1940s high-rises in New York City (2 C)

B

C

Castleton Bus Depot (20 F)

G

Governors Island Ventilation Building (30 F)

I

Independent Subway System-style mosaics (4 C)

J

Jacob Riis Park Western Bus Stop (29 F)

P

710 Park Avenue (2 F)

S

Studio Museum in Harlem (31 F)

Media in category "1940s architecture in New York City"

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