Daniel Parish House
2 East 16th Street & Fifth Avenue, Manhattan, New York
Built 1857, for Daniel Parish (1796-1880), millionaire merchant, of H. & D. Parish, New York City, who also built Beechwood in Newport that became better associated with the Astor family. Parish's city mansion stood at the south east corner of Fifth Avenue & 16th and is not to be confused (as it has been before) with the mansion of his brother and business partner, Henry Parish (1778-1856) that stood at 26 East 17th Street on Union Square and was later the first home of the Union League Club.
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Contributed by Mark Meredith on 11/02/2019 and last updated on 12/02/2019.
Image Courtesy of the New York Public Library; The iconography of Manhattan Island, Volume 1 (1915), by I.N. Phelps Stokes
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