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Woolworth Building

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Woolworth Building
in New York City; erected by Frank Woolworth in 1913; tallest building until Empire State Building (1930-1931). [Architecture: NCE, 3004]
See : Tallness


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The public side, along the eastern half of the floor, which faces the Woolworth Building, contains a large lobby that connects to three conference rooms.
One of the company's first projects in Hollywood was remodeling and renovating the Woolworth building at 6410 Hollywood Blvd.
The Literacy Benefit Concert at Harry's Restaurant in New York's Woolworth Building Sept.
 
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