Architecture & design · Lower Manhattan
Woolworth Building
The Woolworth Building is a Gothic Revival skyscraper of 1913 on Broadway in Lower Manhattan by Cass Gilbert, the tallest building in the world on completion and a National Historic Landmark.
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Federal Hall National Memorial
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Trinity Church
Lower Manhattan
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St. Paul's Chapel
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