New York Tribune Building
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Richard Morris Hunt
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Designed by Richard Morris Hunt who was the 1st American Architect to study at the Ecole des Beaux Arts (and demolished in 1966), the tallest building in New York at 260 ft. is the New York Tribune Building
In 1872 Horace Greeley Defeated as the Presidential Candidate for the Liberal Republican Party was longtime abolitionist, founder, and editor of the New York Tribune.
Designed by Richard Morris Hunt who was the 1st American Architect to study at the Ecole des Beaux Arts (and demolished in 1966), the tallest building in New York at 260 ft. is the New York Tribune Building
In 1872 Horace Greeley Defeated as the Presidential Candidate for the Liberal Republican Party was longtime abolitionist, founder, and editor of the New York Tribune.
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New York Tribune Building
154 Printing House Square, Nassau and Spruce Streets, New York City, NY, US 10038
Nearby
| Benjamin Franklin statue at Pace Plaza | 30 feet |
| Linotype Machine invented | 37 feet |
| New York Journal founded and burned | 41 feet |
| Newspaper Row; Printing House Square | 78 feet |
| Setting the Pace | 127 feet |
| Code of Life (Three Piece Cube) | 133 feet |
| Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts | 152 feet |
| Publication of Scientific American | 165 feet |
| Newsies on Park Row | 181 feet |
