Inside the Hidden Rooms of New York City’s Frick Collection Museum
Recently Gothamist enjoyed a tour of the hidden rooms of the Frick Mansion, better known as the home of the Frick Collection, the once private art collection of steel magnate Henry Clay Frick. Highlights include a beautiful private bowling alley built in 1914, and a retro HVAC system that is still used to control the temperature in the building.
photos by Jake Dobkin / Gothamist
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