New York is the city with most skyscrapers in North america and those buildings are among the most emblematic landmarks beside the statue of liberty or the brooklyon bridge. Hi everyone and welcome to another episode of „tallest buildings of their time“. Today we are going to explore the history of the tallest buildings in New York. What were the most iconic towers in the New York skyline? Lets find out now !

1846 - 1890: Trinity Church
1890 - 1894: World Building
1894 - 1899: Manhattan Life Insurance Building
1899 - 1908: Park Row Building
1908 - 1909: Singer Building
1909 - 1913: Metropolitan Life Insurace Company Tower
1913 - 1930: Woolworth Building
1930 - 1930: Bank of Manhattan Trust Building
1930 - 1931: Chrysler Building
1931 - 1971: Empire State Building
1971 - 2001: World Trade Center
2001 - 2012: Empire State Building
2012 - 2025: One World Trade Center

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