Category:German American Insurance Building
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The German American Insurance Building, also known as German American Building and later as Great American Insurance Company (renamed during World War I) had addresses 68-74 Maiden Lane. Construction of the building designed by architects Hill and Stout started 1907 and was finished 1908. It was demolished 1971.[1] [2]
References
[edit]- ↑ www.skyscrapercenter.com/, retrieved 2024-10-18
- ↑ Mighty Buildings That Were No Match for Automobiles, New York Times, 2010-12-02, www.nytimes.com, web.archive.org
Media in category "German American Insurance Building"
The following 6 files are in this category, out of 6 total.
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Aerial Photograph of Lower Manhattan in New York City - NARA - 7455641.jpg 2,609 × 1,968; 1.28 MB
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German American Bldg. LCCN00650116.jpg 3,826 × 4,702; 1.62 MB
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Lower Manhattan from Brooklyn LCCN2014681399.jpg 7,003 × 5,400; 4.22 MB
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New York City, including the Lower East Side, from Manhattan Bridge LCCN95503666.jpg 4,096 × 3,252; 2.02 MB
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New York south from Woolworth Bldg. LCCN94504763.jpg 4,096 × 3,285; 1.72 MB
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Categories:
- 1900s high-rises in New York City
- Built in New York City in 1907
- Demolished buildings in New York City
- Former office buildings in the United States
- Full-block buildings in Manhattan
- High-rise office buildings in the Financial District, Manhattan
- Liberty Street (Manhattan)
- Maiden Lane (Manhattan)
- Thin buildings
- Triangular buildings in New York City
- William Street (Manhattan)