Mid-Century New York -

Mount Sinai Jewish Center

It is easy to walk right past the Mount Sinai Jewish Center in Washington Heights without realizing it is...

Just around the corner from Temple Sharray Tefila on 79th and 2nd Ave is the Lucile and Carl Oestreicher...

Built in 1959, Temple Shaaray Tefila is a Reform Jewish temple on the corner of East 79th St and...

The Clover Delicatessen sign at 2nd Ave and 34th St. has apparently been around since the 1940s, which means...

It might be a run-of-the-mill New York City apartment building, but The Brevoort has one of the coolest mid-century...

Not sure what to make of the District Council 9 building on West 14th St. The facade was replaced...

The Episcopal Church Center on 2nd Ave and 43rd St. is, as the name implies, the world headquarters for...

The building at 510 5th Ave may now house retail stores, but it used to be a mid-century monument...

The Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel opened in 1962 as the Loews Americana with 1850 rooms and 10...

One of the first “slab” buildings in New York, the New York Hilton hotel has been towering over 6th...