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Over the years, developers have named buildings after historic references, lofty aspirations, and even their own family names. From “Empire
The Algonquin Hotel boasts many secrets. As the oldest hotel in the city, its secrets are ingrained in New York’
Parker West, located at 214 W 72nd Street in Lincoln Square, offers many full-floor homes with Hudson River views conceived
The Algonquin Hotel is one of New York City’s most storie hotels, full of quirky traditions it protects with
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One of the many reasons we love the Algonquin Hotel is because of its resident cat. We’ve had the
If you enter the storied The Algonquin Hotel in Midtown, you may be greeted by an orange tabby cat named
Empire State. Chrysler. World Trade Center. The names of New York City buildings can be just as iconic as their
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Whether built by American royalty (namely the Astors and the Hearsts) or by immigrants pursuing the American Dream like Charles
Matilda III, the beloved, long-haired cat who formerly strolled the lobby of the Algonquin Hotel, has passed away on October
Move over Matilda, the world is about to have a new famous feline! The Algonquin Hotel has been one of
Located at 59 W. 44th Street in New York City’s Theater District in Midtown Manhattan, the Algonquin Hotel has
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