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Henry Clay Frick House
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[Horse-drawn carriage in front of The Frick Collection.]

Originally Henry Clay and Adelaide Childs Frick house.

1979

Henry Clay Frick House

[Horse-drawn carriage in front of The Frick Collection.]

Originally Henry Clay and Adelaide Childs Frick house.

IMAGE DATE1979
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Henry Clay Frick House ARCHITECT: Carrère & Hastings DATE: 1913-14

Set in spacious grounds and surrounded by retaining walls, this great mansion presents a striking picture of imposing grandeur and architectural distinction on Fifth Avenue, where it occupies the entire blockfront between 70th and 71st Streets. Built as the residence of Henry Clay Frick, it has been a museum since 1935. The entrance to The Frick Collection is at No. 1 East 70th Street. Adjoining the mansion to the east and connected to it at basement level, is the newer Frick Art Reference Library Building at No. 10 East 71st Street.

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