4684 Grosvenor Avenue
Riverdale | built 1928
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The city photographed every building for its tax records around 1940 and again in the 1980s. NYC Municipal Archives.
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- 1927
Renwick, Aspinwall & Guard design a Tudor Revival house for surgeon Joseph Lintz
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Dr. Joseph Lintz, a physician and surgeon who kept his office in Manhattan, had this house built in 1927-28 to plans by Renwick, Aspinwall & Guard. It went up under the strict design rules of the Fieldston Property Owners Association. Its round entrance tower with a conical roof, clay-tile roofs, half-timbering and fieldstone chimney base survive with little change, and the Landmarks Preservation Commission called it remarkably intact.
“…built in 1927-28 for Dr. Joseph Lintz ... Lintz was a physician and surgeon whose office was in Manhattan…”
- 1928
Shirley R. Guard becomes a partner in the firm that designed this house
Shirley R. Guard started as a draftsman with Renwick, Aspinwall & Tucker in 1915 and had risen to architect there by 1916-17. In 1928 he became a partner in the firm, by then called Renwick, Aspinwall & Guard, and remained one at least through 1940. The Landmarks Preservation Commission credits the firm with one Fieldston house, the Tudor Revival design here at 4684 Grosvenor Avenue.
- 2006
The house appears on the cover of the Fieldston Historic District report
When the Landmarks Preservation Commission published its designation report for the Fieldston Historic District in January 2006, it chose four houses for the front cover. The Lintz house at 4684 Grosvenor Avenue was one of them, shown alongside 4601 Fieldston Avenue, 300 West 245th Street and 4521 Waldo Avenue.
“On front cover, clockwise from upper left: 4601 Fieldston Avenue 4684 Grosvenor Avenue…”
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