New York City officials have sued Christie's Auction house over the sale of some 19th Century architectural drawings they feel rightly belong to the city. The drawings are by Jacob Wrey Mould, a British architect who came to New York in 1853 to
design a Unitarian church on Fourth Avenue and 20th Street. Read more about it here.
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