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Knickerbocker Hotel - New York City
Six Times Square, also known as the Newsweek Building or Knickerbocker Building, is a building located at 1466 Broadway at the southeast corner of 42nd Street in New York City, USA. This historic building opened in 1906 as the Knickerbocker Hotel. Built by John Jacob Astor as a showcase of luxury in a time of economic prosperity in the city, the hotel closed its doors only 15 years later. The building was later home to Newsweek magazine between 1940 - 1959, and after major restoration in 1980 the building is currently used for garment showrooms and offices"
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1. Title: A Glimpse into New York's Past: The Historic Knickerbocker Building at Six Times Square 2. Subtitle: Once a Symbol of Luxury and Prosperity, Now a Piece of American History 3.. The Knickerbocker Building, located at 1466 Broadway on the southeast corner of 42nd Street in New York City, stands as a testament to the rich history and architectural beauty of America's most iconic metropolis. Originally opened in 1906 as the Knickerbocker Hotel, this historic structure was a showcase of luxury in a time of economic prosperity. Commissioned by the renowned American businessman John Jacob Astor, the building was designed to captivate visitors with its grandeur and elegance. John Jacob Astor, a prominent figure in New York City's history, spared no expense in constructing this architectural masterpiece. The Knickerbocker Hotel quickly became a symbol of opulence, attracting the city's elite and international visitors. However, its doors closed only 15 years later, marking the end of an era. Throughout the decades, the building underwent various transformations. It served as the headquarters for Newsweek magazine between 1940 and 1959. After a major restoration in 1980, the Knickerbocker Building was repurposed for garment showrooms and offices. Despite the changes, the Knickerbocker Building remains an essential piece of New York City's history. Its historic facade, adorned with intricate details and ornate decorations, continues to captivate passersby and inspire awe. This photograph offers a glimpse into the past, reminding us of the city's storied history and the enduring allure of its landmarks. 4. Keywords: New York City, Six Times Square, Knickerbocker Building, John Jacob Astor, Broadway, American history, luxury, economic prosperity, historic, architectural masterpiece, restoration, garment showrooms, offices.
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