Mortimer Building
Mortimer Building, Commercial building in Manhattan
The Mortimer Building is an architecturally significant structure located on Fifth Avenue.
Constructed in 1903, it represents early 20th century commercial style.
Once housed prominent businesses and contributes to New York's rich history of commerce.
This historic site is encircled by contemporary shops and eateries.
Named after the millionaire Stanley Mortimer Sr., a socialite of his era.
Location: Manhattan
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