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Old New York Yacht Club
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New York Yacht Club ca. 1893 The New York Yacht Club, the oldest such organization in the country, was founded in 1844 and incorporated in 1865. In 1901 the club moved from its headquarters at 27 Madison Avenue to its current Beaux-Art clubhouse on West 44th Street. The New York Yacht Club is most famous for its founding of the famed Americas Cup competition.
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65 Madison Avenue
Panorama from the vicinity of Park Avenue and East 27th or 28th Street, New York City, looking northwest, undated.
Old New York Yacht Club
Club, New York Yacht Club, Madison Ave. Bet. 27 & 28th Streets. Taken from across the street of the New York Yacht Club building on Madison Avenue with tower of Madison Square Garden in background.
63 Madison Avenue
Madison Avenue at the corner of 28th Street, New York City, 1911. Shows B. Dickson & Co., human hair goods; the Garden Hotel; and Madison Square Garden.
45 East 27th Street
East 27th Street, showing the Eglise du St. Esprit at 45 East 27th Street, New York City, 1916.
45 East 27th Street
East 27th Street, north side, showing St. Esprit (French) Protestant Episcopal Church, circa 1916.
65 Madison Avenue
Manhattan: Madison Avenue - 27th Street (East) 63-71 Madison Avenue, east side, from 27th Street about halfway to 28th Street, showing a new office building 65-7 Madison Avenue, nearing completion. It replaces two small houses. Notice that Madison Avenue is temporarily a one-way street. 1923\. Dnift of E. M. Jenke.
63 Madison Avenue
\[New York Life Insurance Annex, 63 Madison Avenue.]
63 Madison Avenue
\[New York Life Insurance Annex, 63 Madison Avenue.]
63 Madison Avenue
Madison Avenue between 27th and 28th Street. New York Life Insurance Co., new addition, view from S.W. on Madison Avenue.
63 Madison Avenue
Madison Avenue between 27th and 28th Street. New York Life Insurance Co., new addition, view from N.W. on Madison Avenue roof.
45 East 27th Street
Manhattan: 4th Avenue - 27th Street Fourth Avenue, west side, north from E. 27th Street, (left) as photographed during constructional period for the Lexington Avenue Subway. At the left appears a portion of the Du St. Esprit French Church. This site is No. 45 E. 27th Street. January 3, 1901
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