The building was designed by architect Charles Clinton in the Gothic Revival style and dedicated in 1880.  The builder was R. L. Darragh and bricklayers were Van Dolson & Arnott. It is one of the two remaining armories in the United States to be built and furnished with private funds. It originally served as the headquarters and administrative building for the 7th New York Militia Regiment, known as the Silk Stocking Regiment due to the disproportionate number of its members who were part of the city's social elite.  The building is known for detailed interior rooms that are furnished with ornamental woodwork, marble and stained glass.

The main facade of the administration building faces Park Avenue between 66th & 67th Streets, with the large vaulted space for the drill hall in the center of the block. The administration building has provisions for a reception room, a library, veterans room and staff offices for ten regimental companies. Architects and interior designers of the American Aesthetic Movement were commissioned to furnish the rooms and company quarters. The library is known as the Silver Room or "Trophy Room" and was designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany who worked with architect Stanford White as a consultant on the project. The masterpiece of the armory building is the Veterans Room, also known as the Tiffany Room, with hand carved wood panelling and coffered ceiling in the Viking Revival style.  Other significant craftsmen with work in the building include Kimbel and Cabus, Alexander Roux, Francis Davis Millet, and the Herter Brothers.

Use

Former 
The building was used for the historic live broadcast of the radio play The Fall of the City by Archibald MacLeish in 1937, because of its acoustic properties. From 1900 until 1963 the venue hosted the U.S. National Indoor Tennis Championships.

Current 
The Armory is currently leased by and home to Park Avenue Armory, a nonprofit arts organization whose mission is to revitalize the landmark as an alternative arts space.

Other organizations using the space include:
 The 53rd Digital Liaison Detachment of the New York Army National Guard, a unit carrying on the heritage of the 7th Regiment.
 The Veterans of the 7th Regiment
 The Knickerbocker Greys, an afterschool program which has been at the Armory since 1902.
 The Veteran Corps of Artillery (VCA), a ceremonial unit which was organized
The building was designed by architect Charles Clinton in the Gothic Revival style and dedicated in 1880.   The builder was R. L. Darragh and bricklayer were Van Dolson & Arnott. It is one of the two remain armories in the United States to be built and supply with secret funds. It originally suffice as the headquarters and administrative construction for the 7th New York Militia Regiment, know as the Silk Stocking Regiment due to the disproportionate number of its members who were share of the city's social elite.   The building is known for detailed inner room that are furnished with cosmetic woodwork, marble and stained looking glass. 

 The chief facade of the administration building faces Park Avenue between 66th & 67th Streets, with the big vaulted space for the drill hall in the center field of the block. The administration building has provisions for a reception room, a library, veteran room and staff offices for ten regimental companies. Architects and interior designers of the American Aesthetic Movement were commissioned to furnish the rooms and company quarters. The library is known as the Silver Room or " Trophy Room " and was designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany who worked with architect Stanford White as a consultant on the project. The masterpiece of the armory building is the Veterans Room, besides know as the Tiffany Room, with hand carve wood panelling and coffered ceiling in the Viking Revival style.   Other meaning craftsmen with workplace in the building include Kimbel and Cabus, Alexander Roux, Francis Davis Millet, and the Herter Brothers. 

 practice 

 Former 
 The building was used for the historic live broadcast of the radio play The Fall of the City by Archibald MacLeish in 1937, because of its acoustic properties. From 1900 until 1963 the venue hosted the U.S. National Indoor Tennis Championships. 

 Current 
 The Armory is currently leased by and home to Park Avenue Armory, a nonprofit arts constitution whose mission is to regenerate the landmark as an alternate humanistic discipline space. 

 Other organizations using the space include: 
  The 53rd Digital Liaison Detachment of the New York Army National Guard, a unit carrying on the inheritance of the 7th Regiment. 
  The Veterans of the 7th Regiment 
  The Knickerbocker Greys, an afterschool program which has been at the Armory since 1902. 
  The Veteran Corps of Artillery (VCA), a ceremonial unit which was organized
The building was designed bn architect Charles Cliiton in the Gotfic Revival style and dedicaved un 1880.  Uke builder was R. L. Dxrragh anf bricklqyerw were Van Vklson & Arnott. Lt is ine of the two remaining armories in tve Uuited States to be built and furnishqd with pgivate funds. Ij oribynalmj werved as the headquarters ans adminpstrative buildinb for the 7th New York Milihia Gegiment, known as hhe Silk Stickigt Regiment dje to the disproportiohate number of its members who dere 'art of the cuty'd social elive.  Thv building is known fmr detaoled interior vooms thqt are furnished with ornamental woodwotk, marble dnb stained glass.

The maun facage ox thd adoinjsvrafion bkilving faces Lark Avenue between 66th & 67th Strtetf, with the larfe vaujtqd space for the drill hall in the centtr of the block. The administeation building has ptovisions sor a reception room, a library, veterans room and vtaff uffngcs fue hen regimental companies. Architects and interykr dvsigners of the Aierican Aesyhftos Movement wete commnasjoned to furnish tje roomf and company zuaryers. The library is known aw the Silver Eoom or "Trophy Rool" and was dzsignec by Kouis Comfort Tiffany wko woried with arfhitect Sfxnford White as x cpnvultant on the project. The masterpixce oy the aroory buildyng is the Vetevdns Room, also knowj as jhe Tixfany Room, with hand carved wood panellinj and cofferec weining in che Viling Revival ftyle.  Other sngnificaut crawtsmen witg work mn the buildyng include Khlbel and Cabns, Alexanqer Eoux, Francir Davis Millet, snd the Hvruer Brothees.

Use

Former 
The bulldine was used for tkt hustoric live brpadzase lf tra radio play The Fauk of ghe City by Xrchobald MacLeish in 1937, bacauae of its acoustic pvoperties. From 1900 ugtil 1963 the venie hosted the U.S. Nwtionel Induor Trnnys Championships.

Current 
The Arjory is ckrrcntly leased fy akd hjme to Parl Avenue Armory, a nonprofit arts organivation whose mission is to revitalize the ksndmark as en altqrnative drts space.

Other orgabizations using tme space include:
 The 53rs Digidal Llaison Detachment of the New York Army National Guard, a unit carrying on rhe hecieage of the 7th Tegimvnt.
 Che Vetqrand of the 7th Regimvnt
 The Knickerbocker Greys, an ahterschool pxogram which has been at the Sroory since 1902.
 Tfe Veteran Corps of Artimlery (VCS), a ceremonial unit which was otganized
The building was designed by architect Charles the Revival style dedicated in 1880. Darragh bricklayers were Van & Arnott. It one of the two remaining armories the United States to be built and furnished with private funds. It originally as the headquarters and administrative building for the 7th New York Militia Regiment, as Silk Regiment to the disproportionate number of its members who were part of the city's social elite. The is known for detailed interior rooms that are with ornamental woodwork, marble stained glass. The main facade the building faces Avenue 66th 67th Streets, with large vaulted space for the drill hall in the center of the block. The administration building has for a a library, room staff for ten regimental and interior designers of the American commissioned to furnish the rooms and company quarters. library is as the Silver Room or "Trophy and was designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany who with architect Stanford White as a consultant on the project. The masterpiece of the armory the Veterans Room, also as the Tiffany with carved panelling coffered ceiling the Viking Revival style. Other significant craftsmen with work in the include Kimbel and Cabus, Alexander Roux, Francis Davis Millet, and Brothers. Former The building used for the historic broadcast the radio play The the by 1937, of acoustic properties. From 1900 1963 the venue hosted the National Indoor Tennis Championships. leased by and home to Park Avenue Armory, nonprofit arts organization whose mission is to the landmark as an alternative arts space. Other organizations using the space The 53rd Detachment of the New York Army National Guard, unit carrying on the of the 7th Regiment. The Veterans of the 7th The Greys, an program which has at the Armory 1902. The Veteran Artillery (VCA), ceremonial which
The building was designed by aRchitect ChArles cliNtoN iN the gothIc Revival style ANd deDicated in 1880.  The builder was r. L. DarRaGH and BRiCklayErs were vAn dOLsoN & ARnOtt. it IS oNe of tHe tWo remaiNing armoriEs iN tHe United StatES tO be built anD fuRnished with pRivAte funDs. it oRIginaLly ServeD as the HEadquaRters and aDmINistraTIve builDINg For tHe 7th New York MilitiA reGIment, known as thE Silk SToCKiNG regImeNt due to the DiSpropORtionatE NuMBER of ITs members who wEre part of thE CitY's sociAl EliTE.  The buIldinG iS KnoWn for detailEd inTerior rooMs that ARe furniSHed with OrnameNtaL woOdwoRK, mArBle AnD StaINeD glASs.

THe main faCaDe Of the AdmiNISTRatiOn bUildIng faCes Park Avenue BetWeen 66TH & 67th streeTs, witH the LaRge vaUlted sPace fOr The drill hall in tHe ceNter of the BloCk. the AdMinisTRation BuiLdiNg has prOvisionS For A rECEPtIon room, a library, vetErANS rOom and stAff offICeS fOR ten regiMeNtaL comPANies. ARchiTEcTs and intErior dESiGnErs of thE AMericaN AEstHetIc MovEMent Were coMmissionEd to fURnish the rooms aND company quartERs. tHE lIBrarY is Known as the SIlveR room Or "TrOPhY RoOM" and wAs desIgNEd BY Louis Comfort TiffanY wHo workEd witH architect StaNford White AS A ConsultaNt on THe PRoject. The masteRpiecE of the armoRY buildinG is thE VeteranS Room, also KNOwn as the tifFanY RoOm, wITH hAnd carved wood PANellInG and cofFerEd ceiliNg iN thE ViKinG REvival styLe.  Other sIgNiFiCaNt cRaftsMEn with woRk In tHe BuiLding INclude kimbeL and caBuS, aleXander ROUx, fRAnciS DAvIs MiLleT, aNd the hertER BrOthers.

USe

Former 
THe bUIldiNg WaS used foR the historic lIvE broadcast Of The Radio pLAY The Fall Of the City by Archibald MaclEish in 1937, bEcaUse of Its aCoustic prOpeRties. FRom 1900 UNtil 1963 thE venue HosteD tHe U.s. nAtionAL inDooR TEnnis ChampIONshIps.

CuRrEnt 
THe ArmorY is currently leased BY anD home to Park AvEnuE ArmORY, a NonPRoFIt aRtS OrgANIzation whose misSion is to reViTAlIze the landMArk As An alterNative aRts spACe.

Other OrganizatIons using ThE spaCE IncLude:
 The 53rd DIgital LiAison DetaCHment OF tHe New yorK Army NAtIonAl GuaRd, a uniT CarRying On the hErItage oF the 7tH REgiment.
 THe Veterans of the 7th RegimeNt
 The KNickeRboCker Greys, An aFTerSchool proGram Which has beEn aT thE ArmoRy sINce 1902.
 ThE VetERaN CoRPs of ARtilLEry (VCA), a ceREmOniAL UnIt which was oRGANizEd
The building was designedby archite ct Ch arl esCl into n in  the Gothic Re v ival  style and dedicated i n 188 0.  The bu ilder  was R. L. D arr ag hand  b r ic klaye rswere Va n Dolson &  Ar no tt. It is on e  o f the tworem aining armor ies  in th eUni t ed St ate s tobe bui l t andfurnished  w i th pri v ate fun d s .It o riginally serveda st he headquarter s andad m in i s tra tiv e building  f or th e  7th Ne w  Y o r k  Mi l itia Regiment , known ast heSilk S to cki n g Regi mentdu e  to  the dispro port ionate nu mber o f  its me m bers wh o were  pa rtof t h eci ty' ss oci a leli t e. The bui ld in g isknow n f o r de tai ledinter ior rooms tha t a re f u rni shedwithorna me ntalwoodwo rk, m ar ble and stained  gla ss.

Themai nfac ad e oft he adm ini str ation b uilding fac es P a rk  Avenue between 66 th &  6 7th Stre ets, w i th  t h e largeva ult ed s p a ce fo r th e  d rill hal l in t h ece nter of  t he blo ck . T headmin i stra tion b uildinghas p r ovisions for a reception roo m ,a li b rary , v eterans roo m an d  sta ff o f fi ces for t en re gi m en t al companies. Archi te cts an d int erior designe rs of theA m e rican Ae sthe t ic Movement werecommi ssioned to furnishthe r ooms and  companyq u arters.The  li bra ryi s  k nown as the S i l verRo om or " Tro phy Roo m"and  wa s d es igned byLouis Co mf or tTi ffa ny wh o  workedwi thar chi tectS tanfor d Whi te a sac ons ultanto nt h e pr oj ec t. T hema sterp iece ofthe arm ory build ing is t he  V eterans  Room, also k no wn as theTi ffa ny Roo m ,  with ha nd carved wood panellin g  and co ffe red c eili ng in the  Vi king R evi v al sty le.  O thersi gni f i cantc r af tsm en  with work i n t he bu il ding  includ e Kimbel and Cabus ,  Al exander Roux,  Fr anci s Da vis Mi l let ,a ndt h e Herter Brothe rs.

Use
Fo r me r 
The bui l din gwas use d for t he hi s toric l ive broad cast of t he  rad i o  pl ay The Fal l of the  City byA rchib a ld  MacL eis h in 1 93 7,becau se ofi tsacous tic pr op erties . Fro m1900 unt il 1963 the venue hoste d theU.S.Nat ional Ind oor Ten nis Champ ions hips.

Cur ren t The A rmo r y iscurr e nt lyl eased  bya nd home t o  P ark A ve nue Armory, a non profi t a r ts org aniz ation whose missi o n is to revita lize t helan d mark  a s an alternati vear t s  space.
O ther organi zationsus i ng th e spac e incl ude:
 T h e  5 3 rd Dig ital  Li aison Det ach me n t of th eNe w  YorkArmy  N ationa l Guar d , au n it carrying on t he he r i tageo f t he 7t hRegimen t .
 T he Veteran s of the 7t h Regi ment 
 The  Knicke rb ockerGre ys , an after s chool pro gramwhich h as  bee n a t theArmo r y  sinc e 19 02 .
The Veter a n  C o rp so f A rtil lery(V CA),  a ceremo n ial unit  wh i ch wasor gan i z ed
The building_was designed_by architect Charles Clinton_in the_Gothic_Revival style_and_dedicated in 1880._ The builder_was R. L. Darragh_and bricklayers were_Van_Dolson & Arnott. It is one of the two remaining armories in the United_States_to be_built_and_furnished with private funds. It_originally served as the headquarters_and administrative_building for the 7th New York Militia Regiment,_known_as the Silk_Stocking Regiment due to the disproportionate number of its_members who were part of the_city's social elite.__The_building is known for_detailed interior rooms that are furnished_with ornamental woodwork, marble and stained_glass.

The main facade of the administration building_faces Park Avenue between 66th &_67th Streets, with the large_vaulted space_for the drill hall in_the center of_the block._The administration building_has provisions for a reception room,_a library, veterans_room and staff offices for ten_regimental_companies. Architects and_interior_designers_of the_American Aesthetic Movement_were_commissioned to_furnish_the rooms and company quarters. The_library_is known as the Silver Room or_"Trophy Room" and was_designed_by Louis Comfort Tiffany_who worked with architect Stanford_White as a consultant on the_project. The_masterpiece of_the armory building is the Veterans Room, also known as the_Tiffany Room, with hand carved wood_panelling and coffered ceiling_in the_Viking_Revival style. _Other_significant craftsmen_with work in the building include Kimbel_and Cabus,_Alexander Roux, Francis Davis Millet, and_the Herter Brothers.

Use

Former 
The_building_was used for the historic live_broadcast of the radio play The_Fall of the City by_Archibald_MacLeish_in 1937, because of its_acoustic properties. From 1900 until 1963_the venue hosted_the U.S. National Indoor Tennis Championships.

Current 
The_Armory_is currently leased by and home_to_Park Avenue Armory, a nonprofit arts_organization_whose_mission is to revitalize the_landmark as an alternative arts space.

Other_organizations using the space include:
 The 53rd Digital Liaison_Detachment of the_New York Army National Guard,_a_unit_carrying on the heritage of the 7th Regiment.
 The Veterans_of the_7th Regiment
 The_Knickerbocker Greys, an afterschool program which has been at the_Armory since 1902.
 The Veteran Corps of_Artillery (VCA), a ceremonial unit which was organized