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Suzannah Lessard’s 1996 profile of her great-grandfather Stanford White, the architect who designed Madison Square Garden and the Washington Square Arch and who was murdered in 1906.

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Stanford White, Killed in a Jealous Rage: Stanford White was an important Gilded Age architect who worked with Henry Hobson Richardson and the firm McKim, Mead & White. Hands Behind Back, Iconic Houses, Stanford White, Famous Architects, Suit Waistcoat, The Architect, Gilded Age, High Society, Mead

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Stanford White, the Architect Killed in a Jealous Rage

The famous and flamboyant Stanford White, born November 9, 1853, is known for Gilded Age architecture and for being murdered in the prime of his life.

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The History of New York Scandals - Harry Thaw Shoots Architect Stanford White -- New York Magazine Stanford White, Evelyn Nesbit, William Randolph Hearst, New York Magazine, Young Actresses, Gilded Age, Madison Square, Chorus, Potpourri

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The History of New York Scandals - Harry Thaw Shoots Architect Stanford White -- New York Magazine - Nymag

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Minnie Cushing at the Newport Casino. Photo by Toni Frissell, September 16, 1966. Stanford White, September 16, Newport, Dolores Park, Casino, Travel, White

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Minnie Cushing at the Newport Casino. Photo by Toni Frissell, September 16, 1966.

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Daytonian in Manhattan: Stanford White's Lost 1900 Madison Square Garden Stanford White, Goddess Of The Hunt, New York City Pictures, Steampunk Aesthetic, Penn Station, Entertainment District, Philadelphia Museum Of Art, City Pictures, Square Garden

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Stanford White's Lost 1890 Madison Square Garden

Madison Square Garden around 1910 -- postcard from author's collection In 1874, as the New York entertainment district cropped up along 23rd Street in the post-Civil War years, P. T. Barnum converted a railroad freight warehouse on Madison Square and 26th Street for larger-than-life open air entertainments. In true Barnum fashion, he called the venue the “Monster Classical and Geological Hippodrome.” Not exactly a name that rolled easily off the tongue. William K. Vanderbilt took over the…

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McKim Mead and White Stanford White, Awesome Houses, Cedar Shingle Roof, Shingle House, Shingle Colors, Wood Shingles, Modern Architects, American Architecture, House Siding

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Harry K. Thaw (1871 - 1947) - Find A Grave Photos Stanford White, Evelyn Nesbit, Joan Collins, Famous Architects, Gibson Girl, Having An Affair, Square Garden, Madison Square Garden, Madison Square

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Harry K. Thaw (1871-1947) - Find a Grave Memorial

Crime Figure. He shot and killed architect Stanford White on the roof of Madison Square Garden on the evening of June 25, 1906. The murder was a result of Thaw's jealousy over his wife's (model and showgirl Evelyn Nesbit) relationship with White. After one hung jury, he was found not guilty by reason of insanity. The...

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Stanford White, Architect: Samuel G. White, Elizabeth White, Jonathan Wallen: 9780847830794: Amazon.com: Books White Homes, Stanford White, Paper Furniture, Contemporary Books, Modern Books, White Building, American Architecture, Home Landscaping, Paper Houses

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Stanford White, Architect

Stanford White, Architect [White, Samuel G., White, Elizabeth, Wallen, Jonathan] on Amazon.com. FREE shipping on qualifying offers. Stanford White, Architect

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Daytonian in Manhattan: Stanford White's 1893 "The Metropolitan Club" The grand marble staircase in 1951 -- photo from author's collection Robber Barons, Seating Layout, Club Building, American Royals, Stanford White, Marble Staircase, Vintage Nyc, Astoria Ny, Restaurant Seating

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Stanford White's 1893 "The Metropolitan Club"

photo by Jim Henderson In 1891, every man of high-breeding in New York belonged to at least one of the exclusive gentlemen’s club that dotted the city. That year, however, The New York Times bemoaned changes within the paneled walls of the Union Club–indisputably the most prestigious and elite of all of them. The newspaper lamented, “the youthful element which had crept into the club and which didn’t care a rap for traditions.” Referring to the younger generation of members that had begun to…

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A Guide to the Gilded Age Mansions of 5th Avenue's Millionaire Row – Part II | 6sqft

We explore the opulent Gilded Age mansions of Manhattan's Gold Coast; some of which still stand, other demolished.

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