Hudson View Gardens
By: built and sponsored by Dr. Charles V. Paterno
Contributors: Pelham, George Fred, -1967; Musselman, George F.; MacGarnaghan, Jane; Paterno Construction Company; Wood, Dolson Company, Inc
Publisher: McKennee & Taylor, Inc., Advertising
Published: 1926
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 14
Subjects: Domestic Architecture; Pictorial works; Cooperative Apartment houses; Dwellings
Other titles: Hudson View Gardens :
Notes: Photomechanical reproductions of illustrations of Hudson View Gardens, with accompanying text.

Includes images of exteriors and interiors of Hudson View Gardens.

Entire transcription of title page reads: "Hudson View Gardens: 182nd to 186th Streets, Pinehurst and Northern Avenues (two blocks west of Broadway), New York City; new tenant owned apartments built and sponsored by Dr. Charles V. Paterno; Paterno Construction Company, builder; George Fred Pelham, Inc., architect; George F. Musselman, consulting engineer. Wood, Dolson Company, Inc., agents. Broadway, 72nd - 73rd Streets, telephone Endicott 8900 New York."

Includes inserted floor plan, (48 x 62 cm., folded to 25 x 16 cm.), reading "Typical floor plan of building, Hudson View Gardens."

Includes map, bound in at cover [3], (50 x 35 cm., folded to 25 x 18 cm.) showing map of neighborhood and, on verso, plan of Hudson View Gardens buildings.

Includes inserted stamped envelope, postmarked New York, N. Y., Dec. 22, 2:30am, 1926, adressed to Mrs. Jane MacGarnaghan, Batavia, New York. Contains card with photo of winter scene of apartment building door, inscribed on inside: "Mary & George 1926; this is the way our entrance door looked one day last winter."

Includes newspaper clipping from New York Herald Tribune, Sunday, September 4, 1938, of "the last medieval home in New York (built in 1906), the Dr. Charles V. Paterno castle on the Hudson at Washington Heights."

Avery Classics copy: Notations on color plate at front, identifying apartment unit belonging to owner, inscribed: "Exterior is finished like this" and "Ours is next to the top overlooking the river. See key plan at the back of this folder here," and inscribed on map at cover [3], "On the third floor." .