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Ich Bin Yorkville

Ich Bin Yorkville. 6 Million Germans Immigrated to the United States between 1820 and 1925. German Lutheran Church, Krasnojarsk , 1853. General Slocum Fire, East River, 1904. Block 1472, Lot 13 Sanborn Map, 1885. Design. Money + Function. R. C. McLane, AIA. Original Elevation.

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Ich Bin Yorkville

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  1. Ich Bin Yorkville

  2. 6 Million Germans Immigrated to the United States between 1820 and 1925 German Lutheran Church, Krasnojarsk, 1853 General Slocum Fire, East River, 1904

  3. Block 1472, Lot 13 Sanborn Map, 1885

  4. Design Money + Function R. C. McLane, AIA Original Elevation Original Floor Plan 429 East 77th Street: Dingeldein Memorial Church of the Evangelical Association

  5. Size Money + Population Village Church, Germany, c. 1844 German Church, Yorkville, 1885

  6. Style Homeland + Beliefs Dingeldein Memorial Evangelical Church (rendered red) Decorative Gable Trim German Church : Rundbogenstil Style Round-Arch Windows

  7. Scale Neighborhood + Utility 429 East 77th St Street View of Early Yorkville

  8. 2nd Wave of Immigration to Yorkville Russian Family, Ellis Island, 1905-1920 Czech Family, Ellis Island, c. 1900 Evangelical Aleksandrovskaya Church , Russia Unidentified Church, Czechoslovakia

  9. Renovation Plans, 1964 Joseph Feingold, AIA 1st Russian Baptist Church

  10. Yorkville Today

  11. 429 East 77th Street Today A Vestige of Yorkville Yesterday

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