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2 East 78th Street
\[Interiors, Ed Lauterbach, Library.] The library in the residence at 2 East 78th Street of Ed Lauterbach.
2 East 78th Street
\[Interiors, Ed Lauterbach, Hall.] A hallway in the residence at 2 East 78th Street of Ed Lauterbach.
2 East 78th Street
\[Interiors, Ed Lauterbach, Boudoir.] A boudoir in the residence at 2 East 78th Street of Ed Lauterbach. A bear skin rug and fireplace are visible.
2 East 78th Street
\[Interiors, Ed Lauterbach, Billiard Room.] A billiard room in the residence at 2 East 78th Street of Ed Lauterbach. It appears, however, to be an Asian-theme room because of the paintings hanging on the walls and other decorative art objects in the room. Two suits of armor also hang on the wall.
2 East 78th Street
\[Interiors, Ed Lauterbach, Drawing Room.] Photographs, Prints & Drawings
2 East 78th Street
\[Interiors, Ed Lauterbach, Bedroom.] A bedroom in the residence at 2 East 78th Street of Ed Lauterbach.
2 East 78th Street
\[Interiors, Ed Lauterbach, Dining Room.] A dining room in the residence at 2 East 78th Street of Ed Lauterbach.
2 East 78th Street
\[Interiors, Ed Lauterbach, Drawing Room.] A drawing room in the residence at 2 East 78th Street of Ed Lauterbach. A tiger skin rug is visible.
2 East 78th Street
\[Interiors, Ed Lauterbach, Hall.] A hallway in the residence at 2 East 78th Street of Ed Lauterbach.
2 East 78th Street
969 5th Avenue at the S.E. corner of 78th Street. Apartment house.
6 East 78th Street
Manhattan: 78th Street (East) - 5th Avenue East 78th Street, south side, east from Fifth and across Madison Aves. July 21, 1937. P. L. Sperr. NEG # 3188
2 East 78th Street
2 East 78th Street. Residence three-story red brick.
2 E 78th Street
4 E 78th Street
4 East 78th Street
Manhattan: 78th Street (East) - 5th Avenue. 4 East 78th Street, south side, east of Fifth Avenue (right). Adjacent to the brownstone enumerated in a clearance that forms the "K1" to provide a frontage on the Avenue, between 77th and 78th Streets. The apartment house to arise here is the Kingston. The former home of Mrs. Jacob H. Schiff stood here from about 1901. Occupying the corner locations are the 16 story No. 960 Fifth Avenue and the darker 15 story No. 969. The latter is of recent construction, the former dating from 1926 when the mansion of Senator Wm. A. Clark was razed. This structure was of contemporary construction to the Schiff home. Januar 20, 1938 Bernice Abbott, photo Federal Are Project
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