Essex House entrance, 2018 |
Within the French Company, the building was known as the Tenth Unit. |
The building was the first in the enclave to offer "family-size" apartments. "You needn't be single to live in Tudor City," the ads announced, "for here, in this newest building, are apartments as large as six rooms."
In addition, the colony offered a "private school for children up to eight years old, with a playground with sand boxes and shuffleboard, which is always in charge of a governess."
In short, "Tudor City is for children as well as grown-ups."
An introduction to Essex House here.
New York Times ad, Oct. 6, 1929 |
An introduction to Essex House here.
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