How Carnegie Hill Shaped the Upper East Side
Steel magnate Andrew Carnegie made a trailblazing move in the late 19th century when he purchased a plot of land on the Upper East Side, directly across from Central Park. The land was more than a mile north of Manhattan's fashionable society, which hadn't yet moved beyond 70th Street.
Follow along as we show you around Block 1553, between Fifth and Madison Avenues and 90th and 91st Streets, home of the historic Carnegie Mansion. Read more: https://bit.ly/3hRusLr
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Follow along as we show you around Block 1553, between Fifth and Madison Avenues and 90th and 91st Streets, home of the historic Carnegie Mansion. Read more: https://bit.ly/3hRusLr
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