**New Photographic Timeline of New York City's Iconic Brownstones Released** An updated edition of the legendary book "Brownstone: A Photographic Timeline of New York City's Iconic Buildings" has been released. The book provides a stunning visual history of the city's beloved brownstone buildings, from their origins in the 18th century to their present-day popularity. Brownstone is a type of sandstone that was commonly used in the construction of buildings in New York City from the 1830s to the early 1900s. The stone's warm, reddish-brown hue and durability made it a popular choice for row houses, mansions, and public buildings alike. The book features over 350 photographs of brownstone buildings, showcasing their architectural diversity and historical significance. The images are accompanied by detailed captions that provide information about the building's history, architect, and current use. The updated edition includes new photographs of buildings that have been restored or renovated since the publication of the first edition in 2010. It also features a new chapter on the preservation of brownstone buildings and a guide to spotting different types of brownstone architecture. "Brownstone" is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of New York City architecture. It is also a beautiful coffee table book that will appeal to anyone who appreciates the city's unique character.
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