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Author and blogger, I write about the back-stories of Manhattan buildings and monuments that make a fascinating city even more so.
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Mayor Grace’s house at 31 East 38th St.: An expensive façade drew a series of prominent owners

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By Tom Miller, Tom Miller
| Brick Underground Verified
Behind the facade By Tom Miller  | Expensive features include carved stone window surrounds and classical pediments. Daytonian in Manhattan Have you ever passed by an interesting residential building in New York City and wanted to know more about its history? In this new series, Brick Underground teams up with Tom Miller, creator of Daytonian in Manhattan, a blog about Manhattan buildings and other historic architecture.
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Mayor Walker’s House at 6 St. Luke's Pl.: Showgirls, corruption, and a $25,000 renovation

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By Tom Miller
| Brick Underground Verified
Behind the facade By Tom Miller  | St. Luke’s Place is an odd location, even in quirky Greenwich Village. It is the name of the block where Leroy Street curves away from Seventh Avenue and meets Hudson Street. Tom Miller/The Daytonian Have you ever passed by an interesting residential building in New York City and wanted to know more about its history?
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Review of HEADLESS IN HANCOCK 1882 By Sebastian Lockwood

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By Tom Miller, Doug Holder Verified, Sebastian Lockwood
| Boston Area Small Press and Poetry Scene
Review of HEADLESS IN HANCOCK 1882 By Sebastian Lockwood LUX Press 2025 395 pages Review by Tom Miller Sebastian Lockwood is a story teller and a good one. He makes use of his skills in his most recent publication Headless In Hancock 1882 which he sets in the Hancock Inn and Fox Tavern, an establishment that has actually been in existence since 1789, and in the surrounding Mondack region. Lockwood is unabashedly in love with the area which he pays homage to in the book.
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