230 West 39th Street

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IMG_7702.jpgIMG_7707.jpgLocation: Between 8th & 7th Avenues (NYC).

The Lunt-Fontanne Theatre

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IMG_4810.jpgLocation: 205 West 46th Street, between 8th Avenue & Broadway (NYC). Opened in 1910 and originally called The Globe.

301 West 37th Street

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IMG_7732.jpgIMG_7741.jpgLocation: By 8th Avenue (New York City).

526 7th Avenue

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IMG_7686.jpgIMG_7696.jpgLocation: Between 38th & 39th Streets (New York City). Built in 1924.

World's Tower Building

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IMG_7679.jpgLocation: 110 West 40th Street, between 6th Avenue & Broadway (New York City). Built in 1913 by Edward W. Browning. Architects Buchman & Fox.

141 West Broadway

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IMG_7479.jpgIMG_7475.jpgIMG_7473.jpgIMG_7481.jpgLocation: Between Duane & Thomas Streets (New York City).

Trinity & United States Realty Buildings

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IMG_7549.jpgIMG_7548.jpgIMG_7623.jpgIMG_7618.jpgIMG_7615.jpgIMG_7608.jpgIMG_7603.jpgIMG_7595.jpgIMG_7534.jpgIMG_7590.jpgIMG_7652.jpgLocation: 111 & 115 Broadway near Cedar Street (New York City). Built in 1904 - 1907.

Liberty Tower

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IMG_7524.jpgIMG_7519.jpgIMG_7515.jpgLocation: 55 Liberty Street by Nassau Street (New York City). Erected in 1910 and designed by Henry Ives Cobb.

The Fletcher-Sinclair House

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IMG_7106.jpgIMG_7118.jpgIMG_7128.jpgIMG_7153.jpgIMG_7090.jpgIMG_7100.jpgIMG_7103.jpgIMG_7159.jpgIMG_7164.jpgIMG_7170.jpgIMG_7171.jpgIMG_7177.jpgIMG_7195.jpgIMG_7191.jpgIMG_7188.jpgIMG_7185.jpgIMG_7193.jpgLocation: 2 East 79th Street, on 5th Avenue (New York City). Completed in 1898.

3 East 78th Street

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IMG_6997.jpgIMG_7009.jpgIMG_7024.jpgIMG_7020.jpgIMG_7026.jpgIMG_7028.jpgIMG_7030.jpgIMG_7032.jpgIMG_7054.jpgIMG_7061.jpgIMG_7064.jpgIMG_7070.jpgIMG_7080.jpgIMG_7083.jpgLocation: Between 5th Avenue & Madison Avenue (New York City). Built in 1910.

About Gargoyles of NY

Follow me on my journey combing the streets of New York City, discovering and photographing its Gargoyles, Grotesques and Chimeras. These often times whimsical carved-stone, metal or wood masterpieces are usually high above the eye's view, too far to be appreciated and hardly ever noticed.

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