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James A. and Ruth M. Bailey House

Description

Constructed, 1888

The James A. and Ruth M. Bailey House is a Romanesque Revival limestone mansion in Harlem, built for circus impresario James Anthony Bailey. Known for its hand-carved timber interior and unique stained-glass windows, it has Flemish-style gables and a corner tower. Over the years, it changed ownership, becoming a funeral home. Damaged by fire in 2000, the house was sold in 2009 and continues undergoing restoration.

Designations

National Register of Historic Places in Apr 23, 1980

New York City Landmark in Feb 19, 1974

Map View

10 St Nicholas Pl, New York, NY 10031, USA

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