Title: Seventh Regiment Armory Interior  first floor interior consisting of the Entrance Hall, the main corridor, the grand Stair Hall and staircase  leading to the basement and to the second floor, the Veterans' Room, the Library, the Reception Room, the Board of Officers Room (Colonel Emmons Clark Memorial Room), the Colonel's Room, the  Adjutant's Room, the Equipment Room, the Outer Committee Room, the Inner Committee Room, the  Field and Staff Room, and the Drill Room (excluding the storage rooms beneath the gallery, but  including the four comer stairs and the passageways to the Lexington A venue and administration building  entrances); the second floor interior consisting of the main corridor, the grand Stair Hall and staircase  leading to the third floor, the staircases at the north and south ends of the main corridor leading to the  third floor, the Company A (First Company) Room, the Company B (Second Company) Room, the  Company C (Third Company) Room, the Company D (Fourth Company) Room, the Company E (Fifth  Company) Room and western alcove, the Company F (Sixth Company) Room and western alcove, the  Company G (Seventh Company) Room, the Company H (Eighth Company) Room, the Company I (Ninth  Company) Room, the Company K (fenth Company) Room, the Company L (Eleventh Company) Room,  and the Company M (Twelfth Company) Room; and the fixtures and interior components of these  spaces, including but not limited to, wall, ceiling, and floor surfaces, woodwork, cabinets, fireplaces,  doors and door hardware, chandeliers, light fixtures, stained-glass window screens, stair railings,  radiators, affixed paintings, attached decorative elements, and Drill Room roof trusses; 643 Park  Avenue, Manhattan
Subjects: Buildings, Armories, Interior decoration, Decoration and ornament, Art nouveau, Aesthetic movement (Art), Influence, Buildings, structures, Architecture, Conservation and restoration, Seventh Regiment Armory (New York, N.Y.), United States. Army. Infantry Regiment, 7th, United States
Places: New York (State), New York, Manhattan (New York, N.Y.), New York (N.Y.)
People: Charles W. Clinton (1838-1910)