These doors are up by Central Park. Mansions like these can be found on both sides of Central Park. Many are from the gilded age era which extended roughly from 1870 to 1900. We just finished watching the Gilded Age series on HBO.
W 73 Street Doors
These doors are up by Central Park. Mansions like these can be found on both sides of Central Park. Many are from the gilded age era which extended roughly from 1870 to 1900. We just finished watching the Gilded Age series on HBO.
Wow, magnificent doors and doorways. I’ve been meaning to watch the Gilded Age. Did you enjoy?
I enjoyed the series. The dresses are amazing.
“”The Gilded Age” and “Downton Abbey” are both period pieces created and written by Julian Fellowes. Michael Engler, a director on both series, told Insider that he views them as separate entities.” (MSN)
I’ll have to watch it. I am a Downton Abbey fan. Thanks, Sherry! 🙂
Me too 👍
Always enjoy seeing NYC doors and by the way
– did you like the gilded age? Was it a good watch?
The Gilded Age was good. The costumes are fabulous. 🙂
Thanks – it is on your to watch list.
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Magnificent
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Wonderful metalwork today, Sherry. I like #3 and like Dan, I like peering through that last gate.
janet
Thanks Janet
Love that second one and the ironwork on the last one is stunning!
Pat
Thank you.
These doors are all so elegant, Sherry! I am intrigued by the first double door, is that a security door? In my opinion it kinda ruins the beauty of the wooden door inside. Well anyway.
It looks like they added the glass door to protect the carved wooden door. I agree, it spoils the view. 🙂 Thanks.
It’s incredible that all these majestic doors are on one street. Great photos, Sherry, highlighting their beauty. And that second one with the shadows is especially handsome.
Mansions like these are found on both sides of Central Park. Most are from the guided age. We watched the series on HBO.
The play of light and shadow makes the second door photo my favorite, but the shy little flower (an orchid?) peeking out of the window in the first is a wonderful touch.
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed the doors.
These are all beautiful. I think I prefer the iron gates, but that door at the top is lovely. Great photos (as usual). I particularly like the bottom image with all the various elements behind the gate.
Thanks Dan. I love hidden alleys.