Robert Murray, a prominent merchant, was born in Scotland and, arriving with his father John Murray from Perthshire, Scotland, moved at age one to Ireland. He immigrated with his family to Pennsylvani
Lindley Murray (1745–1826), son of Mary (née Lindley) Murray and Robert Murray
Robert Murray's Inclenberg around 1859
DAR plaque on 37th Street at Park Avenue in Manhattan
From a painting by E. Percy Moran, Mrs. Murray's strategy, Murray entertaining British soldiers, on porch, during the American Revolution.
Murray Hill is a neighborhood on the east side of Manhattan in New York City. Murray Hill is generally bordered to the east by the East River or Kips Bay and to the west by Midtown Manhattan, though t
Robert Murray (merchant)
…Manhattan), in what was considered the country. They lived on their 29-acre estate called Belmont, also known as Inclenberg (Dutch for beautiful hill), in Murray Hill. The area named for the Murrays. Their two-story house, built about 1762, sat at what is now the corner of 37th Street and Park Avenue. It was situated…
Mid-19th-century brownstones and 20th-century high-rises along Lexington Avenue
Sniffen Court, a historic district within the NRHP-designated Murray Hill Historic District
Sniffen Court, built as stables in the 1860s