The
Edward Wheeler Sparrow residence designed by
Parish & Schroeder c. 1910 at 41 East 68th Street in
New York City. Sparrow, a mining and lumber businessman, founded the
Edward W. Sparrow Hospital in Lansing, Michigan. The residence was converted into an apartment building c. 1950. Click
HERE to see the Sparrow residence on google street view (it's almost entirely obscured by a tree). Photo from the Museum of the City of New York.
3 comments:
As apartment houses go, the one across the street at 40 e. 68th is about as sexy as they come. I just wish the apartments weren't so small.
Will
No. 40 was the John D. Crimmins residence designed by Schickel & Ditmars c. 1897.
The house was formed from a combination of two c. 1878 houses, one by William Schikel for Crimmins.
I was thinking it was two combined, given the width, but it looks well done. Zach, your depth of knowledge never ceases to amaze.
Will
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