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Manhattan’s Gold Coast, Part II: A Walking Tour

Meander through the East 80s and 90s with architectural historian Francis Morrone. Named Carnegie Hill after neighborhood resident Andrew Carnegie—one of the richest individuals in history—this area features a spectacular collection of townhouses and other buildings of high artistic quality, designed by renowned architects such as Ogden Codman and Warren & Wetmore.

Please note: The tour is out-of-doors only, and meets offsite. Location to be emailed to registered participants.

This tour is in conjunction with Gilded New York. Learn about how beaux-arts architects elevated New York society’s taste and gave the city the monuments and buildings we love today.











When: Sat., Mar. 29, 2014 at 2:00 pm
Where: Museum of the City of New York
1220 Fifth Ave.
212-534-1672
Price: $30; $20 seniors, students and members
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Meander through the East 80s and 90s with architectural historian Francis Morrone. Named Carnegie Hill after neighborhood resident Andrew Carnegie—one of the richest individuals in history—this area features a spectacular collection of townhouses and other buildings of high artistic quality, designed by renowned architects such as Ogden Codman and Warren & Wetmore.

Please note: The tour is out-of-doors only, and meets offsite. Location to be emailed to registered participants.

This tour is in conjunction with Gilded New York. Learn about how beaux-arts architects elevated New York society’s taste and gave the city the monuments and buildings we love today.

Buy tickets/get more info now