Rogers, John S., House
historic place
The John S. Rogers House, a historic place in New York, New York, was completed in 1917. Architects Trowbridge & Livingston designed this five-story limestone structure in the Italian Renaissance style for John S. and Catharine C. Rogers. The building features a four-story facade with a stone frieze, cornice, and balustrade. The entrance is framed by Doric pilasters. In 1937, the New York Society Library acquired the mansion. This site is recognized as an individual landmark. The John S. Rogers House represents early 20th-century residential architecture in New York City.