Warburg Mansion

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historic house museum building townhouse

Warburg Mansion is a historic Fifth Avenue townhouse in New York City, originally built for the Warburg family and now known as the longtime home of the Jewish Museum.

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	historic house → museum building → townhouse →
architect	C. P. H. Gilbert →
architecturalStyle	Châteauesque → French Renaissance Revival →
category	Fifth Avenue (Manhattan) → Historic houses in Manhattan → Museums in Manhattan → Upper East Side →
city	New York →
completionDate	1908 →
constructionStartDate	1906 →
country	United States →
currentTenant	The Jewish Museum →
currentUse	Jewish Museum of New York →
donatedBy	Frieda Schiff Warburg →
donationYear	1944 →
floorCount	6 →
hasCollectionType	Jewish art → Judaica → archaeological artifacts → ceremonial objects → fine arts →
hasFunction	art exhibition space → educational facility →
hasOwnerHistory	The Jewish Museum → Warburg family →
heritageDesignation	New York City Landmark →
heritageDesignationDate	1981 →
locatedIn	New York City →
locatedInBorough	Manhattan →
locatedInNeighborhood	Upper East Side →
locatedOn	Fifth Avenue →
material	limestone →
museumOpenedAsJewishMuseum	1947 →
near	92nd Street →
notableFor	association with the Warburg banking family → housing one of the oldest Jewish museums in the world →
originalOwner	Felix M. Warburg → Warburg family →
overlooks	Central Park →
partOf	Museum Mile →
refurbishedForMuseumUse	mid-20th century →
state	New York →
streetAddress	1109 Fifth Avenue →
zipCode	10128 →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Jewish Museum →	buildingUsed