Park Row (Manhattan)
 Early high-rise to be built along 15 Park Row - Park Row | |
  Position in Manhattan | |
| Coordinate | 40.42429N 74.0221W |
|---|---|
| The west end | Broadway／ヴェセイ street (en)／Ann street (en) |
| The east end | チャタム square |
It is just what Park Row (Park Row) runs in New York City downtown Manhattan. It was チャタム street once [1]. In addition, it was nicknamed news paper low (Newspaper Row) in the late 19th century. Most newspaper publishers of New York City are because they held the head office along this street to access the news at the New York city hall quickly [2]. This street runs in the northeast ー southwest diagonally, and the northwest edge is チャタム square, and the southwestern edge is the south side of the city hall park of the downtown.
Originally the New York Times launched it in a headquarters building located in 113 Nassau street (en) in 1851. I moved to 138 Nassau streets in 1854 and moved to 41 Park Row (en) of 1 block north more in 1858. Probably, in the building built at this time, it was in company Building owned construction for the first time by a newspaper publisher of New York City [3]. For the same period, New Yorker Staats-Zeitung moves 17 チャタム street (en) as company Building [4].
This plot of Park Row came to be known as 'printing house square' (Printing House Square). Benjamin Franklin image is built now in front of a building of 41 Park Row of one pace plaza (en) and pace university (en) of this square. Pennsylvania Gazette which was a well-known newspaper is grasped in his hand in those days, and the history that Park Row was ever news paper low is reflected.
I was person that it was important as the road where eastern post road (en) connected New York City and Albany, New England in the late 18th century. The most of the part which went along Manhattan of this road in the early 19th century have been lost by urban development. Park (Commons) along the road became the city hall park, and it was in チャタム street at time, and the trace of this road left aside was changed the name from to Park Row later.
The first one Park Row building (15 Park Row) called the skyscraper of the things is located in the south end of Park Row, the facing of the city hall park. It was the world's most expensive high-rise building until singer Building could blunder at 391 feet in height (119m) from 1899 through 1908. At 29 stories, the 26th floor of those becomes the structure having two 3-story arches in a normal floor. The side that the storefront is length 103 ft along Park Row (31m) is 48 feet along (en) 23 feet (7.0m), theater array (en) along Ann street (15m). The land occupation area of the building is approximately 15,000 square feet (1,400 m²).
The New York City Police headquarters is located in 1 opposite police plaza (en) of Manhattan ミュニシパル building and metropolitan correction center (en) along Park Row [5]. As of 2013 from Frankfort street (en) of Park Row the section of the チャタム square except MTA bus and the government and the emergency vehicle may not pass it.
The north end of Park Row is Bowery, yeast Broadway (en), cent James place (en), Oliver street (en), motte street (en), a junction of Worth street (en), and the south end is Broadway, ヴェセイ street (en), Burk lei street (en), a junction of Ann street (en).
Footnote
- ^ "Outrages by 'Pullers in'; The Nuisances of Park Row and Baxter Street. One Man Killed Last Year After Refusing to Buy Goods" (PDF), The New York Times, June 22, 1893, p. 2. Head family Harris Cohen established an old clothes shop at Baxter street and the corner of Park Row (チャタム street) "approximately 40 years ago. "
- ^ Shepard, Richard F. "SEEING THE EVOLUTION OF NEW YORK CITY THROUGH ARTISTS' EYES", The New York Times, March 20, 1987. Accessed February 24, 2008. There are the city hall which was the home of the newspaper industry of New York City, news paper low or Park Row and the fresco of the Nassau street in "late 19th century. "
- ^ Dunlap, David W. "150th Anniversary: It is 2001 in 14 in 1851-2001, Six Buildings That Share One Story", The New York Times, November. Accessed October 10, 2008. What you should pay attention to in the high-rise building which is left at "present at the time most will be 113 Nassau streets. New-York Daily Times was born here in 1851..... It is Thomas R. in 138 Nassau streets four years later three years later I moved to head office 41 Park Row of the 5-story Norman architecture of the Jackson design. This was the first event that a newspaper publisher of New York City set up the company Building. "
- A reduced drawing of the development of 65 of ^ New-Yorker Staats-Zeitung. 1899. The free brochure which I published it because Staats-Zeitung showed the company's history and ability for new printing and distributed. This document suggests that probably Staats-Zeitung performed publication duties in the company Building in the チャタム street one year ago in April, 1858 at the latest at the earliest.
- ^ Buckley, Cara. It is 2007 in 24 in "Chinatown Residents Frustrated Over Street Closed Since 9/11", The New York Times, September. The "New York City Police do most of Park Row to protect the police headquarters called the one police plaza from a terrorist attack particularly a truck bomb when it must be closed down generally. "
Outside link
- Park Row: A New York Songline - virtual war King tour
Coordinate: 40°42'N 42.9 seconds 74°0'W 22.1 seconds / 40.711917 degrees N 74.006139 degrees W
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