Manhattan, United States

Alexander Macomb House

Manhattan, United States

The Alexander Macomb House, a Georgian-style mansion at 39–41 Broadway in Lower Manhattan, served as the second official Presidential Mansion of the United States. President George Washington occupied the residence from February 23 to August 30, 1790, while New York City functioned as the nation's capital. The building stood for nearly a century and a half after Washington's departure, becoming the last surviving former U.S. presidential mansion until its demolition in 1940.

Movement

Type

destroyed building or structure

Place

Manhattan, United States

This building on

• WikidataAlexander Macomb House↗
• WikipediaAlexander Macomb House↗

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Location

40.70630, -74.01320