| A painter and architect, George Browne Post was primarily an architectural designer whose innovations included the introduction of elevators and skyscrapers and included using first the first time an all-metal internal structural skeleton in the New York Product Exchange Building in New York. Among other buildings he designed in New York City were the Cornelius Vanderbilt Mansion (1991) and the New York Stock Exchange (1903) and in Wisconsin, the State Capitol Building (1917) and the Liber (showing 500 of 975 characters). |
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