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The Philipsburgh Building, Westchester's first fireproof office block
Yonkers, New York
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G. Howard Chamberlin designed this Beaux Arts block in 1904 and had it built entirely in concrete, which made it the first fireproof office building in Westchester County. Inside was a ballroom with thirty foot ceilings and heavy gold leaf that carried the social calendar of Yonkers for years. It stands a block from Philipse Manor Hall and borrows the same colonial estate's name.
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