57th Street and Fifth Avenue. Residence: Built 1868 for Mary Mason Jones; Later occupied by Mrs. Parish Stevens, then H. Oelrichs, now an office building

57th Street and Fifth Avenue. Residence: Built 1868 for Mary Mason Jones; Later occupied by Mrs. Parish Stevens, then H. Oelrichs, now an office building

1 East 57th Street. New York Trust Company. Interior, entryway

Apartment Bldg for Mary Mason Jones Estate. 743 Fifth Ave. N.Y.C.

1 East 57th Street. New York Trust Company. Interior, entryway

1 East 57th Street. New York Trust Company. Interior, vault entrance

1 East 57th Street. New York Trust Company. Interior, hallway

East Side of Fifth Ave. from 58 to 57 Sts. The east blockfront of 5th Avenue between 58th and 57th Streets.

5th Avenue and 57th Street. New York Trust Co., safe deposit. Interior of vault.

5th Avenue and 57th Street. New York Trust Co., safe deposit. Entrance to vault.

1 East 57th Street. Mary Mason Jones House. Mrs. Paran Stevens residence

57th Street and Fifth Avenue. New York Trust Co.

\[East Side of Fifth Ave. from 58th to 57th Sts.]

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 57th Street Fifth Avenue at N.E. corner of 57th Street, showing 1 East 57th Street, the last remaining house of "Marble Row", built early in 1871 by Mrs. Mary Mason Jones, who inherited the block from her father, John Mason. The group of houses, known as Marble Row, were notable as representing practically the first break with the brownstone tradition in New York. This house, the first of the group, was occupied by Mrs. Jones herself. Its last resident was Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs; and in 1918 the New York Trust Company bought and remodelled it. In November 1929 it will be demolished to make room for the new 15-story New York Trust Company Building. June, 1925.