Arlington Hall
79-01 35th Avenue | Jackson Heights | built 1939
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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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- 1939
Lorber Lands builds Arlington Hall to a Neo-Georgian design by Joshua Tabatchnik
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Built in 1939 for the developer Lorber Lands, Arlington Hall is a six-story brick building by Joshua Tabatchnik and one of the later apartment houses in the Jackson Heights district. Its entrance sits in a shallow recess on 35th Avenue, with a deep light court on the 79th Street side. Two-story temple-front motifs crowned by pediments with blind oculi, brick quoins and a Palladian window over the door decorate the facade. The original entrance was later replaced and sixth-floor balconies removed, leaving their brackets.
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