South of Union Square
Menu
Place
Share
237 East 34th Street
Posts & Stories
(1)
The Civic Club
Post
The Civic Club ARCHITECT: Thomas A. Gray DATE: 1898-99 STYLE: French Beaux-Art The elegant building of the Civic Club, now known as Estonian House, was designed in the French Beaux-Arts style by Thomas A. Gray. Erected in 1898-99, the Civic Club building was commissioned by Frederick Norton Goddard (1861-1905), the founder of the club and a leading social reformer in the city.
Photos
(5)
View fullscreen
The Civic Club
Manhattan: 34th Street (East) - 2nd Avenue 243 East 34th Street, adjoining the N.W. corner of Second Ave. Shown is the Greek Orthodox Church of St. John the Baptist, Rr: 2, . CS Ce.0 October 12, 1936. P. L. Sperr.
237 East 34th Street
Manhattan: 34th Street (East) - 2nd Avenue East 34th Street, at, adjoining and west of the N. W. corner of Second Avenue (extreme right, not shown), as photographed in a northeastward direction. On the left margin appears a portion of the new Post Office Station F. Views 2 &: 3 detail the 3 story stable at No. 235 and the adjacent generating plant at No 237. May 26, 1939 No's. 1-2-3 P. L. Sperr
The Civic Club
235 East 34th Street
Manhattan: 34th Street (East) - 2nd Avenue 235 East 34th Street, north side, west of Second Ave. Octobor 12, 1936. P. L. Sperr.
235 East 34th Street
Manhattan: 34th Street (East) - 2nd Avenue East 34th Street, at, adjoining and west of the N. W. corner of Second Avenue (extreme right, not shown), as photographed in a northeastward direction. On the left margin appears a portion of the new Post Office Station F. Views 2 &: 3 detail the 3 story stable at No. 235 and the adjacent generating plant at No 237. May 26, 1939 No's. 1-2-3 P. L. Sperr
Privacy Policy
Terms of Service
Open Map
