Calvert Vaux Preservation Alliance
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Pennsylvania Station, NYC - Early twentieth century
McKim, Mead & White - Architects - built 1906 - 1910
Tragically Demolished in 1963
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Pennsylvania Station, NYC - Early twentieth century
McKim, Mead & White - Architects - built 1906 - 1910
Tragically Demolished in 1963
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Calvert Vaux - Business Card
courtesy of University of Delaware Library - Special Collections
Neathermead Arch detail - Newly Restored by Prospect Park Alliance
Prospect Park - Brooklyn, NY
Neathermead Arch - Newly Restored by Prospect Park Alliance
Prospect Park - Brooklyn, NY
About Calvert Vaux Preservation Alliance
A major component in the mission of Calvert Vaux Preservation Alliance is its role as friend's group of the Calvert Vaux designed Hoyt House ("The Point"), located in Margaret Lewis Norrie State Park in Staatsburg, NY. As friends group, CVPA is committed to the full restoration and adaptive reuse of the Hoyt House complex, including its dependent buildings, as a multi-functional facility for the arts, education, fine cuisine, events and a fully operational, sustainable farm. The Hoyt House is owned by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation.
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www.calvertvaux.org
contact: info@calvertvaux.org
