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New Yorkers regard Gramercy Park as an intact bit of old New York. Yet little remains of the buildings that originally surrounded the park when the neighborhood developed in the 1840s and 1850s. Many houses have yielded to apartment buildings, while other houses bear little resemblance to their original appearance. An example is the National Arts Club, on Gramercy Park southwest of Irving Place.
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|New Yorkers regard Gramercy Park as an intact bit of old New York. Yet little remains of the buildings that originally surrounded the park when the neighborhood developed in the 1840s and 1850s. Many houses have yielded to apartment buildings, while other houses bear little resemblance to their original appearance. An example is the National Arts Club, on Gramercy Park southwest of Irving Place.
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