A Timeline of New York City's Brownstones
A Visual History of the City's Most Iconic Architecture
From the early 19th century to today, brownstones have been a defining feature of New York City's architecture. These elegant homes, made of a reddish-brown sandstone, can be found in neighborhoods throughout the city, from Greenwich Village to Harlem.
In this stunning photographic timeline, we take a look back at the history of brownstones in New York City. From early examples built in the Federal style to the more ornate Victorian and Renaissance Revival homes, brownstones have evolved over time to reflect the changing tastes of the city's residents. But one thing that has remained constant is their enduring appeal. Brownstones are still highly sought-after properties today, and they continue to be a symbol of the city's rich history.
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