| Street Address: | Park Avenue (between East 33rd and East 34th streets) |
| City: | Manhattan |
| County: | New York |
| Year Constructed: | 1904 - 1906 |
| Architect: | Lieutenant Colonel J. Hollis Wells of Clinton and Russell |
| Size: | |
| Square footage: | 193,535 NSF |
| Acreage: | 1.06 Acres |
| Status: | Vacated in 1971 and subsequently demolished |
71st New York Volunteers: 1898 - 1971
The original 1894 armory on this site was destroyed by fire in 1902.
Other armories in New York City:
New York City: 3rd Avenue Armory (Tompkins Market)
New York City: 5th Avenue Arsenal (Central Park)
New York City: 5th Avenue Armory - 369th Regiment
New York City: 7th Avenue State Arsenal
New York City: Broadway Armory - 22nd Regiment
New York City: Columbus Avenue Armory - 12th Regiment
New York City: Fort Washington Avenue Armory
New York City: Grand and Centre Streets Armory (Centre Market)
New York City: Lexington Avenue Armory - 69th Regiment
New York City: Madison Avenue Armory - Squadron A
New York City: Park Avenue Armory - 7th Regiment
New York City: Park Avenue Armory - 8th Regiment
New York City: West 14th Street Armory - 9th Regiment
New York City: West 14th Street Armory - 22nd Regiment
New York City: West 14th Street Armory - 42nd Division
New York City: West 66th Street Armory - 1st Battery
New York City: White Street Arsenal (at Elm, Center and Franklin Streets)
