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521 Park Avenue, 1930. The apartment building at no. 521 was constructed in 1911, and designed by architect William Boring, who is best known for the Immigration Station on Ellis Island. In 1913 the 12-story building was awarded an honorable mention by the New York Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. Its decorative metal balconies (some which run the width of the building, and others considerably shorter) have been preserved.
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521 Park Avenue
521 Park Avenue. Mrs. Albert H. Wiggin's apartment, dining room.
521 Park Avenue
521 Park Avenue. Mrs. Wiggins's apartment, drawing room.
521 Park Avenue
521 Park Avenue. Mrs. Wiggins's apartment, drawing room.
521 Park Avenue
Street Scenes, Looking North Up Park Avenue from the Northwest Corner of 58th Street. Looking north up Park Avenue from the northwest corner of 61st Street. Apartment buildings are visible on both sides of Park Avenue.
521 Park Avenue
Street Scenes, Looking South Down Park Avenue from the Northwest Corner of 61st Street. Looking south down Park Avenue from the northwest corner of 61st Street. Apartment buildings are visible on both sides of Park Avenue. Street signs are also visible.
521 Park Avenue
\[Street Scenes, Looking South Down Park Avenue from the Northwest Corner of 61st Street.]
521 Park Avenue
520 Park Avenue at 60th Street, N.W. corner. Apartment house.
521 Park Avenue
521 Park Avenue
521 Park Avenue. Apartment building. American Institute of Architects exhibition 1933
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