




πΈPhotography not allowed inside
π¨Check for rotating gallery exhibitions
ποΈDesigned by James Renwick Jr (St. Patrick's Cathedral architect)
Built in 1839 as the gateway to NYC's notorious Lunatic Asylum, this eight-sided gneiss tower now anchors a residential complex. Today visitors can wander the restored lobby to admire the dramatic spiral staircases and soaring rotunda that survived 170 years of history.
19th-century landmark
asylum history
spiral staircases
rotunda lobby





πΈPhotography not allowed inside
π¨Check for rotating gallery exhibitions
ποΈDesigned by James Renwick Jr (St. Patrick's Cathedral architect)
Built in 1839 as the gateway to NYC's notorious Lunatic Asylum, this eight-sided gneiss tower now anchors a residential complex. Today visitors can wander the restored lobby to admire the dramatic spiral staircases and soaring rotunda that survived 170 years of history.
19th-century landmark
asylum history
spiral staircases
rotunda lobby