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St Paul's Episcopal Church |
Georgetown, DE |
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Wales House |
Hyde Park, NY |
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Howard Mansion and Carriage House |
Hyde Park, NY |
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Germantown Cricket Club |
Philadelphia, PA |
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Bryan Lathrop House |
Chicago |
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University Cottage Club |
Princeton |
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| 1874/00/00 |
Charles McKim's photo of Whitehall is published. He hang a copy over his desk. For several summers during the 1870s, McKim rented a house on Washington St in Newport, sketching buildings, and hired an artist to photograph 60 colonial structures. |
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Dean George Berkeley House |
Middletown, RI |
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| 1878/00/00 |
Charles McKim designs a Stony Brook Harbor Estate for Harvard Classmate Prescott Hall Butler. |
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By-the-Harbor |
Smithtown, NY |
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| 1884/00/00 |
St Paul's present church, a gift of Charles Butler in memory of his wife Susan Butler, is designed by Charles F McKim for free. |
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St Paul's Episcopal Church, Stockbridge |
Stockbridge |
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| 1894/00/00 |
Seth Low's leadership brings Columbia to the Morningside site. His sense of the monumental importance of a great university and it's civic responsibility is reflected in the master plan commissioned from Charles Follen McKim of McKim, Mead and White. |
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Columbia University, Morningside |
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| 1895/00/00 |
Boston Public Library opens at the corner of Dartmouth St and Boylston St. Built for $2,268,000, it can hold million books. |
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Boston Public Library |
Boston |
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| 1895/00/00 |
The Low Memorial Library of Columbia University is built by University President Seth Low as the school's central library. Financed with $1 million of Low's own money, he named it in memory of his father, Abiel Abbot Low. |
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Low Memorial Library |
New York City |
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| 1896/10/00 |
The smaller Greek style Langdon House is torn down in 1896 and, that October construction begins on the 54-room Vanderbilt mansion. |
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Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site |
Hyde Park, NY |
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| 1902/00/00 |
Pierpont Morgan chooses architect Charles McKim to design a library for his collection of rare books. It was built between 1902 and 1906. |
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Morgan Library and Museum |
New York City |
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| 1903/05/30 |
Cast in 1902 and set on a Stony Creek granite pedestal designed by Charles Follen McKim, Saint-Gaudens' statute of Gen William Tecumseh Sherman is unveiled on Memorial Day in the Grand Army Plaza at 59th St and 5th Ave in New York. |
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Grand Army Plaza, Manhattan |
New York City |
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| 1903/06/22 |
Groundbreaking |
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Harvard Stadium |
Boston |
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| 1904/00/00 |
Charles Follen McKim designs a three-story library building the Italian Renaissance Palazzo for 135th Street in New York City. |
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Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture |
New York City |
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