Inside the Morgan: The Librarian's Office Medieval

Inside the Morgan: The Librarian's Office MedievalBy 1900 the renowned banker and philanthropist John Pierpont Morgan began to envision building a repository to house his collections and serve as a private retreat. He commissioned the celebrated architect Charles McKim of McKim, Mead, and White to construct an elegant marble villa next to his home on 36th Street between Madison and Park Avenues in New York City. Morgan was deeply engaged in the design of the building and the decoration of its

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