The Empire State Building is known as a symbol of New York City and an embodiment of ... standing at approximately 1,776 feet. The construction of the Empire State Building was completed in ...

Weehawken ferry slip is seen with the Empire State Building in the background. Smog blankets New York’s midtown area as seen in this picture taken from the Chrysler Building showing the Empire ...

New York City’s Woolworth Building, at 792 ft, was the world’s tallest tower in 1929, but two skyscrapers under construction across town were in a dead heat to take the crown. One was 40 Wall ...

The Empire State Building is a must-see attraction for tourists visiting New York City. Located in the ... to a museum that tells the story of its construction and the people who made it possible.

The new office will feature almost 8,000 square feet of space and put the conference even closer to Madison Square Garden, where it has held its men’s basketball tournament for the past 43 years.

The Empire State ... in reaction to the New York building's ribbing. The 33-foot high stainless steel sculpture was announced in 2004 and formally dedicated in 2006 after construction was ...

Exhibits detail everything from the building's construction in the ... You really can't miss seeing the Empire State (it's the fourth-tallest building in New York City), but in case you do ...

The Empire State Building is the tallest ... A Pictorial Record of Its Construction, by Col. W. A. Starrett and Vernon Howe Bailey. New York: William Edwin Rudge. $15, ...

The Empire State Building observatory is one of New York’s top tourist attractions and, on a per-square-foot basis, the city’s most valuable real estate. The viewing decks on the 86th and ...

As aliens seek to invade and destroy Earth, they wipe out major cities, including New York. A gigantic spacecraft parks itself directly above the Empire State Building (as the city watches from ...

Construction of the Empire State Building began in 1930 ... Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of New York City and beyond.