“One of the most well-known and historic homes in Queens, the Steinway mansion was built in the mid-1800s by a wealthy optician named Benjamin Pike, Jr. The Pike family only lived in the home for a few years, and the home was eventually sold to the Steinways, who built their world-renowned piano factory in Astoria. The mansion remained in the Steinway family into the twentieth century, when it became the property of Jack Halberian and later his son, Michael. The home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and was one of the first sites to be named a New York City Landmark, in 1967.” (via The Cleo)

This photo is printed on Luster paper, which is a traditional photographic paper with very subtle texture, and a slight sheen without being glossy.

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