East Harlem’s La Marqueta wants to go beyond food.
Dimitri Gatanas, founder of East Harlem’s Urban Garden Center, has created Flea Marqueta, which will feature dozens of stalls for East Harlem retailers, artists, and craftsman in the space under the Metro North tracks at E. 116th St. Continue reading
The first subway station on “The hill” looking north at Broadway and 116th Street is best seen in this photograph taken from an apartment unit in Morningside Heights area of Harlem in 1906. Continue reading
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Tagged 116th Street, 125th Street (Manhattan), Broadway, East Harlem, Ed Levine, First Avenue, Harlem, IRT Lexington Avenue Line, Manhattan, Morningside, New York City Subway, the first traffic island, Trolley cars, Wikimedia
A street view taken looking north at 248-254 West 116th Street, between St. Nicholas and Frederick Douglass Avenues in the 1950′s. Continue reading
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Tagged 116th Street, arts, East Harlem, Frederick Douglass, Harlem, J. Horns Furniture store, Jehovah's Witnesses, Literature, New York City, Paradise Farm's Ice Cream, to Jennies Bags and Hat Salon, United States, World Literature
Looking West towards Columbia across 116th Street towards Eight Avenue (aka St. Nicholas Avenue) around the early 1900′s in West Harlem. Continue reading
A wonderful photograph looking west on 116th Street looking towards Columbia, in the Morningside Heights area of West Harlem, NY. Continue reading
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Tagged 116th Street, Broadway theatre, Columbia, Columbia University, Grant's Tomb, Harlem, Morningside Avenue, Morningside Drive, Morningside Heights New York City, Morningside Park, New York City, people, United States, West Harlem
116th Street, looking west from east on Third Avenue. “Ride On the Open Air Elevated”, is written on the side of the Elevated station or the “El station”. Continue reading
This wonderful black and white photograph, was taken in 1902, on a busy day looking south on Broadway and 104th Street in West Harlem. Continue reading
The view north along the Broadway center mall in 1937, you can see the main gates of Columbia University on the right and Barnard College and Riverside Church on the left. Continue reading
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