Tom Miller
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- Jul 28, 2026
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The James and Euphemia Russell House at 44 West 87th St: A ‘palatial residence’ with a refined Romanesque Revival design (opens the original)
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44 West 87th St. was designed in a refined version of Romanesque Revival with a brick-and-limestone facade. James and Euphemia Russell purchased the mansion in February 1893 for $44,500.
The Elijah B. Middlebrook House at 121 East 78th St: A regal home and 1999 crime scene (opens the original)
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Around 1871 developer Nicholas McCool erected a row of identical Italianate-style homes on the north side of East 78th Street between Lexington and Fourth avenues (renamed Park Avenue in 1888).
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