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Old Posted: Aug 17, 2011, 9:07 PM
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NEW YORK | New York Tribune Building| 260 feet | 1875-1955

http://www.nyc-architecture.com/

One of the first high-rise elevator buildings was Richard Morris Hunt's 1874 Tribune Building, a brick and masonry structure topped by a distinctive clock-tower and spire. Its height was increased several stories in later additions.








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the Library of Congress, Historic American Building Survey.


It was replaced in 1966 by one pace plaza.



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Personally i am really sad that this was demolished. I think it looked quite unique and special.

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Old Posted: Aug 18, 2011, 5:07 AM
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Looks like the neighboring building on the right had several stories added too.
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