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Built in 1930 and designed by John W. Cross, the General Electric Building also known as 570 Lexington Avenue (and formerly known as the RCA Victor Building) is a Gothic Tower with Art Deco ornamentation. Lightening bolts come out of the top of the building to signify the power of electricity
East Side New York, New York
