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5 Ave 58st
New York, NY - barry - Tuesday, September 18th, 2007 : goo
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jack: 18th Sep 2007 - 17:05 GMT
oh my goodness, a john lennon fan, i think the first pic was his apartment, the beatles, the dakota, manhattan in fall, soon i will take my family to connelly's for our annual Christmas in new york dinner and go see the tree. i think i'll post a story (a short one) about the time i almost saw the beatles.
Peter: 18th Sep 2007 - 17:10 GMT
that building is the plaza hotel
... though the dakota looks a tad similar, its over on 72nd street and central park west...
jack: 18th Sep 2007 - 20:34 GMT
peter, in a million years i never would have guessed, it looks so much like the dakota, now i feel i wrote a story about the beatles was a waste.
Franny Wentzel: 19th Mar 2009 - 04:42 GMT
Too bad The Plaza Hotel is largely going condo with only a token hotel presence left
guest: 24th Aug 2009 - 00:58 GMT
Jack, not a waste at all. The resemblance is very clear, because they are both by the same architect, Henry J. Hardenbergh. They are easily his 2 most famous buildings. His style was distinct, and as you walk around the city, when you see a building that looks similar, it is quite likely that he designed it, too. I know there is a chunk of town houses just north of the Dakota, and a beautiful building on the corner of Lafayette and Great Jones by him. Happily, they are all landmarked, or you know the kind of shiny glass boxes that would have already replaced them.
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