Talk:Puck Building
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I'd like to find out more about the figure of Puck that is on the Puck Building. What or who was the model for this figure? Is it possible to obtain drawings or statuettes like the figure on the Puck Building?
According to this site, it was sculpted by Henry Baerer in 1885 of gilded cast zinc. A reference to Henry Baerer as the sculptor also appears on this site. Beyond that, I don't know. -- Cjmnyc 05:44, 24 Aug 2003 (UTC)
Read the "About The Puck Building" page on The Puck Building website http://www.thepuckbuilding.com/
The following comment by 66.174.79.231 was posted on the External Links section of the article page:
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- this is not correct. the official caterer and event planner for The Puck Building is at www.ThePuckBuilding.com they are located IN The Puck Building and manage the Grand Ballroom and Skylight Ballroom
I updated the outdated link to which this user was referring and moved his/her comment here. --Cjmnyc 21:23, 29 January 2006 (UTC)
