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The Gargoyles in Greenwich Village Walking Tour Consultation & Slideshow
Gargoyles -- Architecture -- History -- Pictures
The Gargoyles of Greenwich Village slide show  view slide show (a minute to load)

Highlights for the Greenwich Village Gargoyle Tour:

  • A Romanesque Revival building from 1889, whimsically decorated with gargoyles, plaques etc.
  • A Renaissance Revival buiding from 1905, with gargoyles
  • Smiling & frowning gargoyles on a Romanesque Revival building from 1901
  • A row of large menacing owls on "The Merchants" building from 1908
  • Large Devil Gargoyles & more on a building from 1900
  • The Keller building from 1896, Renaissance Revival with grotesque gargoyles
  • An eclectic Brick, Brownstone, Cast Iron & Terra-cotta facade from 1888 with gargoyles
  • Founders Memorial from 1896, a remnant with gargoyles
  • Large gargoyles overlooking 5th Avenue
  • A library / courthouse with gargoyles & stories from the past
  • The Mayfield House from 1910 gargoyles
  • The 1927 Wordsworth Apartment House with an Arts & Crafts facade & small gargoyles
  • Albert Hotel from 1883 has gargoyles
  • Caryatids are hard to find but here are 3 beautiful women
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  • Listed below are several interesting / historic locales that we pass that have no gargoyles
    & I include all relevant / interesting information concerning each site

  • Washington Sq. Park, A landmark cemetary on a city block, a lankmark Village home from 1842
    1st Presbyterian Church from 1846, Church of the Ascension from 1841,
    A townhouse from 1887 with an outstanding, beautiful Teakwood Bay Window
    The landmark Lorrillard building from 1866 & Devonshire House from 1928
    The Brown Building & the site of the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire Fire of 1911

The walking tour slideshow was created by Alfred Pommer a college graduate, an author, an informative
native New Yorker & a licensed New York City guide, who has spent over 30 years researching, creating
& leading tours in Manhattan's many diverse neighborhoods.

Links to Alfred Pommer's author page at: amazon.com &: goodreads for information abour four
Manhattan neighborhood walking tour guide books authored by Alfred Pommer &
published by The History Press (Arcadia Publishing)

Publisher needed for new nonfiction neighborhood walking tour guide books.

Interested in a Private Consultation or Slide Show? — Call: (212) 979-2388 for details  
www.nycslideshow.com - www.nycwalk.com   or   e mail

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All photographs on this web site are by Alfred Pommer
& all content on this web site, such as graphics, logos, button icons and images
is the property of Alfred Pommer and protected by United States and international copyright laws.
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