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Re: Here's a dime, sonny.
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In a message dated 1/3/2006 3:37:30 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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PS Two  or three rooms from JDR's townhouse at 4 West 54th Street were
salvaged in  1939 and reinstalled


Have they landmarked Nelson's "launching pad"?
BTW- the interior of the Merchant's House Museum is landmarked.

Twybil



I saw Nelson's launching pad, which was next to my first and most  glorious
but alas never repeated project, US Trust at 9-11 W 54, about a  year after
he...took off.  It was a remarkably shabby back-parlor sort of  room which
probably was nice until he covered it in (travertine?-) beige  paint.

Ralph

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