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New York, a Guide to the Metropolis: Walking Tours of Architecture and History
Gerard R. Wolfe
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| #1114821 in Books | 1988-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | File type: PDF | 516 pages||4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.| Outstanding Guide|By Penny Walks San Francisco|I just got back from Manhattan, having done at least six of these walks in the sweltering heat. The directions and the details in this guide were terrific. You can skip the history and detailed architectural information if you want, but it does add to the walks. The guide pointed me to places and detail I never would have seen on|.com |Covering every area of Manhattan--from Battery Park to Central Park, from Washington Square to Times Square--the fascinating architectural history of New York is illuminated in this comprehensive walking-tour guidebook. Essential reading for both native N
This walking tour guide shows the variety of architectural styles that can be found in New York's public buildings, residences and commercial structures. Its 20 walking tours provide an insider's look at the architecture of New York City, and nearly 300 new and vintage photographs help to bring the city to life. Easy-to-follow street maps make this an ideal walking companion to the city. The book demonstrates the remarkable changes in the New York landscape of the last t...
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