Notes on the Geography of The Eastern United States: Manhattan: Wall Street Goes Residential: Photo 11 The lower columns are monoliths, unlike Federal Hall (or the Parthenon, for that matter). Sixty years later, the First National Bank, which occupied the building at that time, ordered a second story from McKim, Mead & White. You mean you didn't notice that the two rows don't match? Now you know why they don't. Inside, the main banking hall is described in the AIA guide as "a facility unequaled in America." That view has been almost entirely lost, now that the building has been converted to residential use under the name Cipriani. View: tiny * small * medium * big * biggest Photo Size Back to The Eastern United States: Manhattan: Wall Street Goes Residential chapter Short link for this page: http://www.greatmirror.com?justpic=29308

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