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625 Madison Avenue was first constructed as a 10-story building in 1930 by the firm of Sloan and Robertson. In 1956 the building was rebuilt with an additional six stories and an International style facade. In 1987, architect Der Scutt (who also designed Trump Tower) reclad the building with dark, tri-color glass. In the 1970s one of the tenents of the building was Viking Press, and it was here that Jackie O. began her publishing career following the death of the second husband.
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\[Plaza Theater. Interior, detail of painting.]
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\[Plaza Theater. Interior, view from balcony.]
Plaza Theatre
\[Plaza Theater. Interior, view from balcony.]
Plaza Theatre
\[Plaza Theater. Interior, detail of painting.]
Plaza Theatre
\[Plaza Theater. Interior, view from balcony.]
Plaza Theatre
Madison Avenue and East 59th Street \[i.e. between 59th Street and 60th Street], New York City, circa 1919: American Music Hall, Plaza Music Hall, New York Hippodrome.
Plaza Theatre
Madison Avenue between 59th Street and 60th Street, New York City, circa 1919: LaPlante Gray Co. (milliners), May Electrician, O'Shea's Bookstore, Tinson's Hand Laundry, Wallace B. Stone Photography, Plaza Music Hall, American Music Hall.
625 Madison Avenue
625 Madison Avenue. Commercial building
625 Madison Avenue
Schrafft's 625 Madison Avenue, Exterior, Window Front.
625 Madison Avenue
625 Madison Avenue. General view, colored renderings.
625 Madison Avenue
625 Madison Avenue. Detail of entrance, photo copy of colored rendering.
625 Madison Avenue
625 Madison Avenue. Lobby floor plan, colored rendering.
625 Madison Avenue
625 Madison Avenue Between 58th and 59th Street. Standard Brands Building
Merchants and Bankers Business and Secretarial School
Merchants and Bankers Business and Secretarial School
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