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Columbia Club
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COLUMBIA CLUB/RENAISSANCE HOTEL, MANHATTAN Address: 510 Fifth Avenue Constructed:1890-91 The Columbia Club was formed in 1901, and membership increased vastly by 1915 that the organization left the then-club district of Gramercy and purchased 4 West 43rd Street. Many other clubs followed suit and eventually this area centered around West 43rd and 44th Streets between Fifth and Sixth Avenues emerged as the “Clubhouse District”. Originally the Renaissance Hotel, the building was designed by architect Clarence Luce and was constructed in 1890-91 originally as an apartment hotel for young men.
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\[Ziegler building, 43rd Street and Fifth Avenue.]
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Manufacturers Trust Company Image represented is one of a related set (BANK 0153, BANK 0152, BANK 0155, BANK 0157, BANK 0156), some of which may also be described in this new record; Six exterior views, in different sizes, of Manufacturers Trust Company bank buildings. 0152 is located at 190 Joralemon Street, 0155 at the intersection of Pitkin Avenue and Saratoga Avenue, 0156 on Utica Avenue, 0157 on Flatbush Avenue near Nostrand Avenue, and 0158 at the intersection of 5th Avenue and 43rd Street. 0155 includes one parked car and two parked trucks.
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Parade for United War Works, Fifth Avenue at 53rd Street, New York City, undated \[ca. November 1918].
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