Manhattan, United States

New York Herald Building

Manhattan, United States

The New York Herald Building, designed by the prominent architectural firm McKim, Mead & White, rose in Herald Square, Manhattan, in 1893 as a headquarters for the influential newspaper. The structure stood for nearly three decades before its demolition in 1921, marking the end of a notable chapter in the city's commercial and architectural history during the Gilded Age.

Architect

Built

1893–1921

Type

historic building

Place

Manhattan, United States

This building on

• WikidataNew York Herald Building↗

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Location

40.75083, -73.98750