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Union Square, Gramercy Park, and Flatiron : 69th Regiment Armory

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69th Regiment Armory

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  • This Beaux Arts building was used as the drill hall and offices of a military unit privately formed in 1848. In 1913, the controversial exhibition of modern art known as the Armory Show was held here, including works by Van Gogh, Duchamp, and Brancusi. The show was widely panned in the press, but it brought modern art to New York on a large scale and had a profound and lasting effect on American art.

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Lexington Avenue, between 25th & 26th sts Closed to public
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