The Old Hotel And Watering Hole
The crowds attracted by both the Polo Grounds and the Harlem Speedway were all the justification needed to open a hotel and watering hole in the neighborhood. Continue reading
The Old Hotel And Watering Hole
The crowds attracted by both the Polo Grounds and the Harlem Speedway were all the justification needed to open a hotel and watering hole in the neighborhood. Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Harlem, Harlem architecture, Harlem real estate, Real Estate
Tagged Bankers’ Lounge, Bowman’s Cafe and Grill, Gloria Belle, Harlem, Harlem River Drive, Henry and Fredrick Troger, Kenny Burrell, Manhattan, New York City, New York Giants, Polo Grounds, Robert and Ogden Goulet, Saint Nicholas, San Francisco
Harlem Lane was an old road in the area that served as a popular racecourse for horse-drawn carriages in the 19th century. Continue reading
Harlem has always had style, this tear sheet about the Harlem diva Katharina Maria in the Harper’s New Monthly Magazine, May 1859 song sheet proves it.
The Drive originated as the Harlem River Speedway, which attracted horse owners. Genteel carriages were permitted, but not sulkies and drays in the initial years. Continue reading
Before it was called the Harlem River Drive, the parkway running north and south along the west bank of the Harlem River was called the Harlem River Speedway. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem, Harlem history, Inwood, Washington Heights
Tagged A Horseman’s Paradise, Charles C. Sargent, Dyckman Street, East Harlem, Fort George Amusement Parks, George Washington Bridge, Harlem, Harlem River, Harlem River Drive, Henry Hudson Parkway, Jr., Motorsport, Munsey’s Magazine, New York City, New York Public Library, NYPL Digital Gallery, Robert Moses, Triborough Bridge, Troger’s Hotel, Washington Heights
Due to a damaged light pole, the Harlem River Drive is closed in both directions near West 139th St, Manhattan. Expect delays and consider alternate routes.
Posted in Notify Update, weather
Tagged arts, Harlem, Harlem River Drive, Harlem Weather Report, Manhattan, New York, New York City, Notify NYC, United States, World Magazine
Harlem Lane was an old road in the area that served as a popular racecourse for horse-drawn carriages in the 19th century. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem, Harlem history, Harlem real estate
Tagged Albany Post Road, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Cross Bronx Expressway, Franklin Delano Roosevelt Drive, Great Post Road, Harlem, Harlem Lane, Harlem River, Harlem River Drive, Harlem Speedway, King’s Way, New Amsterdam, New York City, New York’s, puyten Duyvil Ferry, Queen's Road, Saint Nicholas Avenue
The Harlem Waterfront at the turn of the century was full of horse drawn carriages and street cars rolling over cobblestone streets in 1902. Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Harlem, Harlem architecture, Harlem history
Tagged 116th Street (Manhattan), boat clubs, Harlem, Harlem coast line, Harlem piers, Harlem River, Harlem River Drive, Harlem Waterfront, horse-drawn carriages, New York Times, railroad tracks, Riverbank Park, Robert Mose, Robert Moses, shipping piers
The 2012 Clyde Frazier JR summer Slamjam women’s basketball classic for junior high school girls, will be played at Colonel Charles Young playground 143 and 145street between Lenox Ave and Harlem River Drive. Continue reading
Li Tingbang, a 78-year-old Chinese immigrant who grew up on a farm in Canton Province, now known as Guangzhou, was always a restless type. Continue reading
Posted in Food
Tagged Canton Province, Crack Is Wack Playground, Guangzhou, Han Fenpan, Harlem River Drive, Li Tingbang