Harlem On Our Dime
The Harlem Renaissance Ballroom and Casino, an art deco behemoth on the corner of 138th Street and Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard, opened in 1923. Continue reading
Harlem On Our Dime
The Harlem Renaissance Ballroom and Casino, an art deco behemoth on the corner of 138th Street and Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard, opened in 1923. Continue reading
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Abyssinian Development Corporation (“ADC”), the renowned not-for-profit organization dedicated to renewing and reclaiming the spirit of community in one of New York City’s oldest and most storied neighborhoods, jointly with Mr. Irving Langer and E&M Associates, announce ADC’s acquisition of Mother Zion-McMurray Apartments (“Mother Zion”) at 2630 Frederick Douglass Boulevard, between 140th and 141st Streets, and the preservation of 76 units of affordable rental housing with additional rental and homeownership units to be built on the site. Continue reading
Abyssinian Development Corporation (ADC), will be celebrating the Back-to-School Season with the Street Fair 2010 on Tuesday, September 7, 2010 FROM 1:00PM-6:00PM. Continue reading
Kenny McCaffrey from Cupar in Fife and Malcolm Hutcheon from Insch in Aberdeenshire will help train a group of Harlem high school pupils in masonry. Continue reading