The American Irish Historical Society’s mansion on Central Park has long symbolized the ascent of immigrants in the United States. It’s now on sale for $52 million, but many are citing mismanagement and asking the attorney general to intervene.
Source: New York Times
On a Storied Stretch of Fifth Avenue, a Symbol of Irish America Reels
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