Madison Square Garden (second) (as partner in McKim, Mead & White)

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Madison Square Garden (second) was a prominent late-19th-century New York City arena and entertainment complex designed in a Beaux-Arts style by the architectural firm McKim, Mead & White.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf demolished building ⓘ
sports arena ⓘ
architect Charles Follen McKim ⓘ
McKim, Mead & White ⓘ
Stanford White ⓘ
William Rutherford Mead ⓘ
architecturalStyle Beaux-Arts ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
demolishedFor construction of New York Life Building ⓘ
demolitionDate 1911 ⓘ
era late 19th century ⓘ
feature equestrian ring ⓘ
indoor track ⓘ
large amphitheater ⓘ
tower modeled on the Giralda in Seville ⓘ
hasFunction bicycle racing venue ⓘ
boxing venue ⓘ
concert venue ⓘ
exhibition hall ⓘ
roof garden ⓘ
sports events ⓘ
theatrical performances ⓘ
hasPart main arena ⓘ
restaurant ⓘ
roof garden theater ⓘ
theater ⓘ
height approximately 32 stories (tower) ⓘ
inaugurated June 1890 ⓘ
locatedAt East 26th Street ⓘ
East 27th Street ⓘ
Madison Avenue ⓘ
Madison Square ⓘ
linked to: Madison Square Park
locatedIn Manhattan ⓘ
New York City ⓘ
namedAfter Madison Square ⓘ
linked to: Madison Square Park
notableEvent bicycle six-day races ⓘ
boxing matches ⓘ
political conventions ⓘ
notableWorkOf McKim, Mead & White ⓘ
openingDate 1890 ⓘ
owner a consortium including Andrew Carnegie ⓘ
a consortium including J. P. Morgan ⓘ
a consortium including W. K. Vanderbilt ⓘ
precededBy Madison Square Garden (first) ⓘ
replaced Madison Square Garden (first) ⓘ
replacedBy New York Life Building ⓘ
status demolished ⓘ
succeededBy Madison Square Garden (third) ⓘ

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William Rutherford Mead → notableWork → Madison Square Garden (second) (as partner in McKim, Mead & White) ⓘ