Tweed Courthouse, first floor interior consisting of the rotunda, the stairhalls, and the staircases leading to the second floor; second floor interior consisting of the rotunda, the stairhalls, the staircases leading to the third floor, and Rooms 201 and 202 (former courtroom); third floor interior consisting of the rotunda, the stairhalls, and the staircases leading to the fourth floor; fourth floor interior consisting of the rotunda, the stairhalls, the wells above the main stairhalls, and the staircases leading to the fifth floor; fifth floor interior consisting of the rotunda up to and including the skylight; and the fixtures and interior components of these spaces including but not limited to, wall and ceiling surfaces, floor surfaces including glass block,columns, light fixtures, stair railings, well railings, doors, and fireplaces; 52 Chambers Street, Manhattan
Subtitle: built 1861-1881; architects Thomas Little, John Kellum, and Leopold Eidlitz
By: Landmarks Preservation Commission
Contributors: Robins, Anthony, author
Series: Designation list / Landmarks Preservation Commission -- 172
Publisher: Landmarks Preservation Commission
Published: 1984
Place of publication: New York, N.Y.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 37
Subjects: Buildings; Courthouses; Interior architecture; Buildings, structures; Architecture; Conservation and restoration; Tweed Courthouse (New York, N.Y.)
Notes: Caption title.

"Report prepared by Anthony W. Robins ... Adapted almost entirely from the 'Historical analysis, ' by Ann Bedell, and 'Existing conditions, ' by Mary Dierickx, in the Tweed Courthouse Historic Structure Report, prepared by the Landmarks Preservation Commission, New York City, Joan Olshansky, Project Director"--Page 20.

From leaves 1-12 the text is the same as the Landmarks Preservation Commission's Designation list 172 LP-1437.

"October 16, 1984."

"LP-1122."

"Landmark Site: Borough of Manhattan Tax Map Block 122,  Lot 1 in part."

Includes bibliographical references.