Stonehill George Collection

Dutch Garden Plan, c. 1936. Creator: George Stonehill
Dutch Garden Plan, c. 1936

Stuyvesants Great House, c. 1936. Creator: George Stonehill
Stuyvesants Great House, c. 1936

House of Peter Stuyvesant, c. 1936. Creator: George Stonehill
House of Peter Stuyvesant, c. 1936

Hayes and Thompson Estate, c. 1936. Creators: George Stonehill, Gilbert Sackerman
Hayes and Thompson Estate, c. 1936. (Note: on image, Mrs. GEO. J. S. Thompson Estate. Jacob Hayes Estate. The Blackwell Survey)

Peter K. Knapp Estate, c. 1936. Creator: George Stonehill
Peter K. Knapp Estate, c. 1936. (Note: Initials, E. K. different on the image. Dated 1860, The Blackwell Survey)

Joseph Fisher Estate, c. 1936. Creator: George Stonehill
Joseph Fisher Estate, c. 1936. (Note: Joseph Fischer, spelling, different on the image. Dated 1860, The Blackwell Survey)

J. Audubon Estate, c. 1936. Creators: George Stonehill, Gilbert Sackerman
J. Audubon Estate, c. 1936. (Note: John W. Audobon Homestead on image, this is most probably John Woodhouse Audubon)

Sperry Gardens, c. 1936. Creator: George Stonehill
Sperry Gardens, c. 1936. (Note: Sperrys Vauxhall Gardens)

Lispenards Estate and Gardens, c. 1936. Creator: George Stonehill
Lispenards Estate and Gardens, c. 1936

Peter Stuyvesant Garden, c. 1936. Creator: George Stonehill
Peter Stuyvesant Garden, c. 1936. (Note on the image: The Stuyvesant Garden from the Castello Plan, 1660)

Block Plan, 1935 / 1942. Creator: George Stonehill
Block Plan, 1935/1942

J. Hopkins Estate, c. 1936. Creators: George Stonehill, Meyer Goldbaum
J. Hopkins Estate, c. 1936

Ranelagh Gardens, c. 1936. Creator: George Stonehill
Ranelagh Gardens, c. 1936

Frank Thompson Hilltop Estate, c. 1936. Creators: Gilbert Sackerman, George Stonehill
Frank Thompson Hilltop Estate, c. 1936

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"Discovering the Timeless Beauty: Stonehill George's Architectural Legacy" Step into the enchanting world of Stonehill George, a visionary architect whose creations continue to captivate even after decades. With his Dutch Garden Plan, Stuyvesants Great House, and House of Peter Stuyvesant, George Stonehill transported us back to a bygone era with their exquisite designs in 1936. Collaborating with Gilbert Sackerman and Meyer Goldbaum, Stonehill left an indelible mark on the landscape with his Hayes and Thompson Estate, Joseph Fisher Estate, J. Audubon Estate, Sperry Gardens, Lispenards Estate and Gardens - all masterpieces that seamlessly blend nature's beauty with architectural brilliance. One cannot help but be mesmerized by the grandeur of the Peter K. Knapp Estate or lose themselves in the tranquility of the Peter Stuyvesant Garden. These spaces bear witness to Stonehill's unparalleled ability to create harmonious environments that evoke both awe and serenity. Not limited to residential projects alone, Block Plan stands as a testament to his versatility as an architect. This meticulously crafted plan showcases his attention to detail while providing a blueprint for urban development that still influences cityscapes today. Stonehill George's legacy lives on through these timeless structures that have stood strong against time's relentless march. Their enduring charm reminds us of an era when architecture was not just about functionality but also about creating spaces that inspire wonderment and leave lasting impressions on our souls. As we explore these remarkable works from c. 1936 - each bearing George Stonehill's signature touch - we are reminded once again of his extraordinary talent for transforming mere blueprints into living works of art.