George B. Post Projects

A

Alta House, Cleveland, OH (1899, demolished 1981)

Alta House Expansion & Public Library, Cleveland, OH (1914)

National Audubon Society Headquarters, New York, NY (1890)

B

Ball House (Judge Cyrus Ball House), Lafayette, IN (1868-1869)

Brooklyn Historical Society, New York, NY (1881)

C

Cedar Cove (Joseph D. Peet Estate, Cazenovia, NY (1884)

City College, Shepard Hall, New York, NY (1907)

City College, Townsend Harris Hall, New York, NY (1908)

Cleveland Trust Co. Building, Cleveland,OH (1905-1907)

Cornelius Vanderbilt II House, New York, NY (1883, demolished 1926)

Cotton Exchange, New York, NY (1885, demolished)

E

Equitable Life Assurance Co. Building, New York, NY (1868-1870, destroyed)

H

Haveneyer Building, Greenwich, CT (1891)

High Bridge Reformed Church, High Bridge, NJ (1905)

Hotel Statler, Cleveland, OH (1912, 1916, 1937)

Hotel Syracuse, New York, NY (1924)

M

Montreal Stock Exchange Building, Montreal, Canada (1903)

N

National Arts Club Studio Building, New York, NY (1898)

New York Produce Exchange, New York, NY (1881-1884)

New York Stock Exchange Building, New York, NY (1903, 1922)

New York Times Building (now 41 Park Row), New York, NY (1889)

O

Old Stock Exchange, Montreal, Canada (1832)

Western Union Telegraph Building, New York, NY (1875, demolished 1914)

Olympic Hotel no. 2, Seattle, Washington (1922-1924)

P

Park Building, Pittsburgh, PA (1896)

Prudential Buildings, Newark, NJ (1892-1911)

R

Roosevelt Hotel, New York, NY (1924)

S

Sprague Building (817 Broadway Building), New York, NY (1895)

St. Paul Building, New York, NY (1898)

T

Troy Savings Bank & Music Hall, Troy (1872)

W

Western Union Telegraph Building, New York, NY (1873-1875, demolished)

Williamsburgh Savings Bank, New York, NY (1875)

Williamson Building, Cleveland, OH (1899-1900)

Wingate Hall, Hamilton Heights, NY (1903-1908)

Wisconsin State Capitol, Madison, Wisconsin (1906, 1917)

World Building, New York, NY (1889-1990, demolished)

World’s Columbian Exposition, Manufacturers & Liberal Arts Building, Chicago, IL (1891-1893)

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