Historical Homes of America - The William A. Clark House, nicknamed "Clark's Folly", was a mansion located at 962 Fifth Avenue on the northeast corner of its intersection with East 77th Street
Fifth Avenue's most insane Gilded Age mansion | Ephemeral New York
Senator Clark's mansion at 5th Avenue and East 77th Street. Known as "Clark's folly" and demolished 1927. : r/Lost_Architecture
The Gilded Age Era: The William A. Clark Mansion, New York City
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William Clark Residence (1897)*
Clark's Folly – A New Yorker State of Mind
This 9 Story, 121 Room NY Mansion Stood For Only 30 Years - See Inside The Clark Mansion
William A. Clark Mansion
The Gilded Age Era: The William A. Clark Mansion, New York City
William Clark's Expensive Folly | Amusing Planet
William A. Clark Mansion
Clark mansion hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
William A. Clark House - Wikipedia
William Clark Mansion
William A. Clark House - Wikipedia
This 9 Story, 121 Room NY Mansion Stood For Only 30 Years - See Inside The Clark Mansion
William A. Clark House - Wikipedia
William A. Clark Mansion
This 9 Story, 121 Room NY Mansion Stood For Only 30 Years - See Inside The Clark Mansion
William A. Clark House - Wikipedia
Clark's Folly – A New Yorker State of Mind
William A. Clark Mansion
This 9 Story, 121 Room NY Mansion Stood For Only 30 Years - See Inside The Clark Mansion
William A. Clark House (AKA: The Copper King Mansion; AKA: Clark's Folly) was a mansion built in 1897 by the firm of Lord, Hewlett & Hull in the Beaux-Arts and Châteauesque style
