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129 East 19th Street ca. 1904 Son of the author Frances Hopkinson Smith, F. Berkley Smith (1868-1931) resided and worked at this charming Gothic Revival row house near Gramercy Park, at 129 East 19th Street. Smith was an architect and practiced that profession until 1896, when he turned his attention to painting. Built originally as a stable in 1860-1861, the house still stands today under landmark protection.
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129 East 19th Street
Residence; F. Berkley Smith, Studio Interiors, Son of F. Hopkinson S. The entry stair of the F. Berkely Smith (son of F. Hopkinson Smith) art? studio at 129 East 19th Street.
129 East 19th Street
Residence; F. Berkley Smith, Studio Interiors, Son of F. Hopkinson S. The Gothic Revival facade of the F. Berkely Smith (son of F. Hopkinson Smith) art(?) studio at 129 East 19th Street.
129 East 19th Street
\[Interiors, F. Berkley Smith, Studio.] The studio in the home of F. Berkley Smith at 129 E. 19th St. A desk, chairs, fireplace and stained glass windows are visible.
129 East 19th Street
Residence; F. Berkley Smith, Studio Interiors, Son of F. Hopkinson S. An office in the F. Berkely Smith (son of F. Hopkinson Smith) art(?) studio at 129 East 19th Street.
129 East 19th Street
Residence; F. Berkley Smith, Studio Interiors, Son of F. Hopkinson S. The Gothic Revival facade of the F. Berkely Smith (son of F. Hopkinson Smith) art(?) studio at 129 East 19th Street.
129 East 19th Street
\[Interiors, F. Berkley Smith, Studio.] The studio in the home of F. Berkley Smith at 129 E. 19th St. A table and chairs, a fireplace, and stained glass panels are visible.
129 East 19th Street
Houses, Studio of F. Berkley Smith. F. Berkely Smith's (son of F. Hopkinson Smith) art studio at 129 East 19th Street.
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