Fifth Avenue by Arthur Bartlett Maurice
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and the style that of the modern renaissance 274
"O beautiful, long, loved Avenue, So faithless to truth and yet so true."--JOAQUIN MILLER 280 South of where "St. Gaudens's hero, gaunt and grim, rides on with Victory leading him," may be seen the Fountain of Abundance, and, in the background, the new Plaza Hotel 290 The Metropolitan Museum of Art, on the site of what was once the Deer Park, had its origin in a meeting of the Art Committee of the Union League Club in November, 1869 304 FIFTH AVENUE CHAPTER I _The Shadow of the Knickerbockers_ The Shadow of the Knickerbockers--An Old-time Map--The Beginnings of the Avenue--Watering Place Life--The Beach at Rockaway--Coney |
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