Series V. Print matter, 1894–2009, inclusive
Scope and Contents
Books, pamphlets, and periodicals pertaining to Gramercy Park proper, the surrounding neighborhood, its notable residents, and architectural features.
Subseries V.A. Books and pamphlets, 1894–2002, inclusive
Arrangement
Filed alphabetically by author or title.
Academy of Music [program], [1907], inclusive
Scope and Contents
Week beginning Monday evening, March 4, 1907. Klaw & Erlanger's production of Gen. Lew Wallace's "Ben-Hur" under the direction of Joseph Brooks.
[Academy of Music]. Souvenir Book with the Program of the ceremonies attending the closing of the Academy of Music on the Seventeenth of May Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-six, 1926, inclusive
[Bank for Savings]. History of the Bank for Savings in the City of New York, 1819–1929 by Charles E. Knowles, 1936, inclusive
[Bank for Savings]. Some Historical Notes of the Early Days of the Bank for Savings in the City of New York, 1944, inclusive
Before the Red Cross, 1918, inclusive
Brooks, Gladys. Gramercy Park: Memories of a New York Girlhood, 1958, inclusive
Carmer, Carl. The Years of Grace, 1808–1958 [Grace Church], 1958, inclusive
Cohen, Paul E. and Robert T. Augustyn. Manhattan in Maps, 1527–1995, 1997, inclusive
Cohen, Paula. Gramercy Park: A Novel, 2002, inclusive
Garmey, Stephen. Gramercy Park: An Illustrated History of a New York Neighborhood, 1984, inclusive
Gilder, Rosamond, ed. Letters of Richard Watson Gilder, 1916, inclusive
Scope and Contents
Richard Watson Gilder (1844–1909) was an American poet and editor of "The Century Magazine" and a resident of No. 24 Gramercy Park.
Gramercy Park's Illustrated Bulletin. This issue is dedicated to the New York World's Fair, 1939, inclusive
Guide to Gramercy Park and Environs [2 versions], 1955, inclusive
Historic Hudson Valley. Visions of Washington Irving: Selected Works from the Collections of Historic Hudson Valley, 1991, inclusive
Klein, Carole. Gramercy Park: An American Bloomsbury, 1987, inclusive
Klein, Carole. Glories of the Gramercy Park Area: A Walking Tour [3 copies], 1991 May, inclusive
Kress, S. H. and Company. Old New York, 1935, inclusive
Kring, Walter Donald. Henry Whitney Bellows, 1979, inclusive
Scope and Contents
Henry Whitney Bellows (1814–1882) was an American clergyman, and the planner and president of the United States Sanitary Commission, the leading soldiers' aid society, during the American Civil War.
MacCraken, Henry Noble. The Family on Gramercy Park, 1949, inclusive
Maurice, Arthur B. "Literary Landmarks of New York," The Mentor, vol. 8, no. 15 (serial no. 211), 1920 September 15, inclusive
Mendelsohn, Joyce. Touring the Flatiron. Walks in Four Historic Neighborhoods: Madison Square, Gramercy Park, Ladies' Mile, Chelsea, 1998, 1999, inclusive
Merwin, Samuel. My Favorite Club [The Players], 1933, inclusive
Morgan, Charles H. George Bellows, Painter of America, 1965, inclusive
Scope and Contents
Artist George W. Bellows (1882–1925) lived at 146 East 19th Street.
Municipal Art Society. Adopt-a-Mural. A program concerned with the fate of New York City's Public Murals . . ., [1990–1993], inclusive
Scope and Contents
Contains an article on the Barry Faulkner murals installed at Washington Irving High School in 1921.
Museum of the City of New York. Gotham Comes of Age: New York Through the Lens of the Byron Company, 1892–1942, 1999, inclusive
Old Buildings of New York City, With Some Notes Regarding Their Origin and Occupants, 1907, inclusive
Pine, John B. The Story of Gramercy Park, 1831–1921, 1921, inclusive
Scheffel-Halle [Scheffel Hall, 190 Third Avenue] (photocopy), circa 1904, inclusive
Shaw, Charles G. New York—Oddly Enough, 1938, inclusive
Shepp, James W. and Daniel B. Shepp. Shepp's New York City Illustrated, 1894, inclusive
Thompson, Victoria. Murder on Gramercy Park: A Gaslight Mystery, 2001, inclusive
Underhill, Lydia, and Elisabeth Holden Webb. In Gramercy Park, 1928, inclusive
Zeisloft, E. Idell. The New Metropolis: Memorable Events of Three Centuries, 1600–1900, 1899, inclusive
Subseries V.B. Periodicals, 1954–2009, inclusive
Arrangement
Titles beginning with "Gramercy" are filed chronologically, followed by the New York Chronicle.
Gramercy Graphic [14 folders], 1954–1967, inclusive
Scope and Contents
• 1954: Summer [2 copies], October-December
• 1955: January-December
• 1956: January-December
• 1957: January-December
• 1958: February, March [2 copies], May [2 copies], June [2 copies], Midsummer [2 copies], September [2 copies], November, December [2 copies]
• 1959: January [2 copies], February, March, April, May [2 copies], June-July, October, November, December
• 1960: January, February, March [2 copies], April, May, June, September, October [4 copies], November, December
• 1961: January, February, March, April, May-June [2 copies], Summer, September, October, November [2 copies], December
• 1962: January, February [2 copies], March-April, May, June, Summer, September, October, November, December [2 copies]
• 1963: January [2 copies], February [2 copies], March, April, May-June [2 copies], Summer, September, October, November [2 copies], December [2 copies]
• 1964: January, February, March, April [2 copies], May, Summer, September, October, November, December
• 1965: January-December
• 1966: January-December
• 1967: January-March
Gramercy Herald (newspaper), 1970–1985, inclusive
Scope and Contents
• 1970: October 1
• 1971: March 5
• 1973: April 27, May 4
• 1976: April 30, July 2 (Bicentennial supplement)
• 1985: January 18 (title = "The Community Herald")
Gramercy Neighborhood News, 1988–1990, inclusive
Scope and Contents
• 1988: Autumn
• 1989: Fall–1990: Spring
• 1990: Autumn
Gramercy: The Newsletter for the Gramercy Neighborhood [3 folders], 1991–1993, inclusive
Scope and Contents
• 1991: Spring, Fall
• 1992: Spring [3 copies], Fall [2 copies]
• 1993: Spring [2 copies]
Gramercy Neighborhood Associates, 1997 May, inclusive
Scope and Contents
• 1997: May [3 copies]
Gramercy Gazette [13 folders], 1997–2009, inclusive
Scope and Contents
• 1997: July [3 copies], October [3 copies], November [4 copies]
• 1998: March [2 copies], September [2 copies], November [3 copies]
• 1999: October, November [3 copies]
• 2000: March [2 copies], Holiday [2 copies]
• 2001: Spring [2 copies]
• 2002: Spring [4 copies], Fall [4 copies], December
• 2003: Spring, Fall
• 2004: Winter [2 copies], Spring [2 copies], Fall [2 copies]
• 2005: Winter [2 copies], Spring, Fall, December [called "GNA Membership 2006"]
• 2006: Winter, Spring, Fall
• 2007: Winter, Spring
• 2008: Winter, Spring
• 2009: Winter, Spring
New York Chronicle [10 folders], 1987–1999, inclusive
Scope and Contents
Many issues carry contributions by longtime Gramercy Neighborhood Associates archivist Stephen Garmey.
• Vol. 2: no. 1 (Summer 1987), no. 4 (1988)
• Vol. 3: no. 1 (1988), no. 3 (Spring/Summer 1989)
• Vol. 4: no. 1 (Winter 1990), no. 2 (Spring/Summer 1990), no. 3 (Fall 1990) [2 copies], no. 4 (Winter/Spring 1991)
• Vol. 5: no. 3 (Spring/Summer 1992), no. 4 (Fall/Winter 1992)
• Vol. 6: no. 1 (Spring 1993), no. 2 (Summer 1993), no. 3 (Fall/Winter 1993), no. 4 (Spring 1994)
• Vol. 7: no. 1 (Summer 1994), no. 2 (Fall 1994), no. 3 (Winter 1995), no. 4 (Spring 1995)
• Vol. 8: no. 1 (Summer 1995), no. 2 (Fall/Winter 1995), no. 3 (Winter 1996), no. 4 (Spring 1996)
• Vol. 9: no. 1 (Summer 1996), no. 2 (Fall 1996), no. 3 (Winter 1997), no. 4 (Spring/Summer 1997)
• Vol. 10: no. 1 (Fall/Winter 1997), no. 2 (Spring 1998), no. 3 (Summer 1998), no. 4 (Fall 1998)
• Vol. 11: no. 1 (Winter 1999), no. 2 (Spring 1999) [4 copies]