923 5th Avenue. Guggenheimer house.

East 73rd Street. Library in Guggenheim residence.

East 73rd Street. Guggenheim residence, 2nd floor hall.

East 73rd Street. Guggenheim residence, entrance Hall.

East 73rd Street. Guggenheim residence, dining room.

East 73rd Street. Guggenheim residence, drawing room.

926 5th Avenue. John W. Simpson Residence, view of rear area.

926 5th Avenue. John W. Simpson Residence, view of front area.

926 5th Avenue. John W. Simpson residence, general view of rear.

926 5th Avenue. John W. Simpson residence, general view.

926 5th Avenue. City residence, Simpson house.

73rd Street and 5th Avenue, N.E. corner. Apartment building.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 73rd Street Fifth Avenue, east side, north from E. 73rd to 74th Streets, showing private dwellings facing Central Park and which constitute a portion of Manhattan's "Gold Coast". At the extreme left is a 12 story apartment house (No. 927 Fifth Avenue, at the S.E. corner of 74th Street) upon the site of the former A.D. Pell home. Owners of the other structures are (or were) J.A. Simpson, M. W. Terrell (subsequently by Reed L. Carr), Georgia W. Warren, Eliza Guggenheimer and Geo. W. Quintard. View 2 and 3 show only the latter feature. The white building adjoining same was remodelled for apartment use and a report to that effect carried in the New York Times of November 30, 1937. Chas. S. Guggenheimer of the law firm of Guggenheimer, Untermeyer and Marshall was the former occupant. August 15, 1939. View 2: July 21, 1937 View 3: April 23, 1938. P. L. Sperr.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 73rd Street Fifth Avenue, east side, north from E. 73rd to 74th Streets, showing private dwellings facing Central Park and which constitute a portion of Manhattan's "Gold Coast". At the extreme left is a 12 story apartment house (No. 927 Fifth Avenue, at the S.E. corner of 74th Street) upon the site of the former A.D. Pell home. Owners of the other structures are (or were) J.A. Simpson, M. W. Terrell (subsequently by Reed L. Carr), Georgia W. Warren, Eliza Guggenheimer and Geo. W. Quintard. View 2 and 3 show only the latter feature. The white building adjoining same was remodelled for apartment use and a report to that effect carried in the New York Times of November 30, 1937. Chas. S. Guggenheimer of the law firm of Guggenheimer, Untermeyer and Marshall was the former occupant. August 15, 1939. View 2: July 21, 1937 View 3: April 23, 1938. P. L. Sperr.