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C.G.Gunther's Sons Store, 502 Broadway (1860 by John Kellum & Son).
Cable Building, 611 Broadway (1894 by McKim, Mead & White in Renaissance Revival style).
Cambridge Club, 56 Pine Street.
Campanile Apartments, 450 East 52nd Street.
Capital Cities (American Broadcasting Company Incorporated Headquarters), 77 West 66th Street (1988 by Kohn Pedersen Fox Asscos. in Modern style).
Carnagie Hall, 881 Seventh Avenue at West 57th Street (1891 by William B.Tuthill in Italian Renaissance style)

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Carnegie Hill Tower Apartments, 40 East 94th Street (1983 by Edward Giannasa).
Carnegie Park Apartments, 200 East 94th Street (1983 by Davis, Brody 7 Assocs.).
Cary Building, 105 Chambers (1857 by King & Kellum in Italian Renaissance style)

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Castree Building (Northmoore Condos), 53 N.Moore Street (1891 by Thomas R.Jackson).
Catholic Center for the Blind (Former Julius Forstmann House), 22 East 71st Street (1923 by Cass P.H.Gilbert in Renaissance Revival style).
Center for Jewish History, 15-17 West 16th Street ( in Georgian style).
Central Gospel Chapel (Former Joseph Pulitzer's, Originally Henry G.Marquand Carriage House), 166 East 73rd Street (1884 by Richard Morris Hunt in Romanesque Revival style)

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Century 21 (Former East River Savings Bank), 26 Cortland Street (1934 by Walker & Gillette).
Century Apartments, 25 Central Park West at 62nd Street (1931 by Irwin S. Chanin in Art Deco style)

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Century Association, 7 West 43rd Street (1891 by McKim, Mead and White in Italian Renaissance style)

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Century Center for the Performing Arts (Former Century Association Clubhouse), 109-11 15th Street (1869 by Gambrill & Richardson)

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Channel Building, 15 East 57th Street (1996 by Platt Byard Dovell in Modern style).
Channel Club Condominiums, 455 East 86th Street (1987 by Wechsler, Grasso & Menziuso in Modern style).
Charles A.Vissani House, 143 West 95th Street (1889 by James W.Cole)

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Charles Ives House, 70 West 11th Street.
Charlie Parker Residence, 143 Avenue B (1849 in Gothic Revival style)

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Chase Manhattan Bank Branch, 726 Madison Avenue (1933 by Morell Smith in neo-Georgian style).
Chase Manhattan Bank (Former Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company Branch), 35 East 72nd Street (1931 by Cross & Cross).
Chatham Green Apertments, 185 Park Row (1961 by Kelly & Gruzen in Modern style).
Chatham Towers, 170 Park Row (1965 by Kelly & Gruzen in Modern style).
Chatsworth Apartments, 340-344 West 72nd Street (1906 by John E.Scharsmith)

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Chelsea Mercantile Apartments, 252 Seventh Avenue (1906 by Avinash K. Malhotra & Gruzen Samton).
Cherokee Apartments (Former Shively Sanitary Tenements), 507-523 East 77th and 508-522 East 78th Street (1910 by Henry Atterbury Smith)

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Chinese Merchant's Association, 85 Mott Street (1958).
Chung Pak Building, 125 Walker Street (1991 by The Edelman Partnership).
Ciao Bella Ice Cream Factory, 282 Mott Street (1885 in Romanesque Revival style).
City Center 55th Street Theater (Mecca Temple), 131 West 55th Street (1924 by H.P.Knowles in Moorish style)

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City Hall, City Hall Park (1811 by Joseph Francois Mangin and John McComb,Jr)

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City and Suburban Homes Company (First Avenue Estate), 1168-1200 First Avenue (1915 by James E.Ware and Philip H.Ohm)

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Civil Courthouse, City of New York, 111 Centre Street (1960 by William Lescaze and Matthew Zorach).
Claremont Riding Academy, 175 West 89th Street (1892 by Frank A.Rooke in Romanesque Revival style)

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Clarence and Anne Douglass Dillon House, 124 East 80th Street (1930 by Mott B.Schmidt in English neo-Classical style)

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Clendenin Ryan, Jr. House (Former Laura K.Bayer House), 32 East 70th Street (1911 by Taylor & Levi).
Colonial Club Building, West 72nd and Broadway (1892 by Henry Killburn).
Columbia Artists Managenement (Former Louis H.Chalif's School of Dancing), 163-167 West 57th Street (1916 by George and Henry Boehm)

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Commonwealth Fund (Edward S. and Mary Stillman Harkness House), 1 East 75th Street (1908 by Hale & Rogers in Italian Renaissance style)

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Condict Store, 55 White Street (1861 by John Kellum & Son)

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Confucious Plaza Apartments, Bowery and Division Street (1876 by Horowitc & Chun).
Consolidated Edison Electrical Substation, 237-257 Front Street (1975 by Edward Larrabee Barnes Assocs. in Modern style).
Consulate General of Argentina (Harry B and Evelina Hollins Residence), 12-14 West 56th Street (1901 by McKim, Mead and White in Colonial Revival style)

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Consulate General of Austria (Former Augustus G.Paine, Jr.House), 31 East 69th Street (1918 by Cass P.H.Gilbert).
Consulate General of Italy (Henry and Kate Davison House), 690 Park Avenue (1917 by Walker & Gillette in English Georgian style)

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Consulate General of the Republic of Phillippines (Former Harris Fahnestock House), 15 East 66th Street (1918 by Hoppin & Koen in Renaissance Revival style).
Consulate General of the Republic of Poland (Joseph Raphael DeLamar House), 233 Madison Avenue (1905 by Cass P.H.Gilbert in Beaux-Arts style)

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Consulate General of the Russian Federation in NY (John B. and Caroline Trevor House), 11 East 91st Street (1911 by Trowbridge & Livingston in French neo-Classical style)

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Consulate General of the Russian Federation in NY (John Henry and Emily Vanderbilt Sloane Hammond House), 9 East 91st Street (1903 by Carrere & Hastings)

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Convent of the Sacred Heart (James A. and Florence Vanderbilt Sloane Burden House), 7 East 91st Street (1905 by Warren & Wetmore in Beaux-Arts style)

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Convent of the Sacred Heart (Otto and Addie Kahn House), 1 East 91st Street (1918 by J.Armstrong Stenhouse and Cass P.H.Gilbert in Beaux-Arts style)

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Cooper Union Engineering Building, (1961 by Voorhess, Smith and Haines).
Cooper Union Foundation Building, Astor Place and Fourth Avenue (1859 by Frederick A. Peterson in Italianate style)

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Corbin Building, 13 John Street (1889 by Francis H.Kimball in Romanesque Revival style).
Council on Foreign Relations (Former Harold I.Pratt House), 58 East 68th Street (1921 by Wyeth & King in Renaissance Revival style).
Cove Club (Apartments), 2 South End Ave (1990 by James Steward Polshek & Partners).
Croisic Building, 220 Fifth Avenue (1912 by Frederick C.Browne).
Croton Reservoir, (1842-1911).
Crown building (former Heckscher Building), .
Curtiss-Wright Building (Former Ampico Building), 29 West 57th Street (1923 by Cross & Cross).
Curzon House (Former York Club), 4-8 East 62nd Street (1880 by Breen & Nason).
Cushman Row, 406-418 20th Street (btw 9th and 10th) (1839).
Cyril and Barbara Rutherford Hatch House, 153 East 63rd Street (1919 by Frederic Sterner)

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