Harlem Lost and Found By Michael Henry Adams (book)
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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
Posted in Harlem church, Harlem faith
Tagged Abyssinian Baptist Church, Abyssinian Development Corporation, ADC, Aide-de-camp, Billy Hunter, Calvin O. Butts, Charles Simpson, Dennis Kozlowski, Greater Harlem Real Estate Board, Gregg Walker, Harlem, Harlem Village Homes II, Hillary CLinton, Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, Michael Henry Adams, Odell Clark, Paul Browne, Prim Capital, quitclaim deed, Ralph Dickerson, Renaissance Ballroom, Robert Kueppers, Ronald Gold, Sheena Wright, Simcha Schonfeld, Thurgood Marshall Academy Lower School, Todd Hunter, United Way NYC
A swath of Central Harlem is being primed for landmarking under the first-ever comprehensive preservation plan for the area approved by the local community board this week. Continue reading
Tagged Astor Row, Bert Williams, Betty Dubuisson, Blumstein's building, Community board 10, Frederick Douglass Boulevard, Hansborough Recreation Center, Harlem Branch of the New York Public Library, Harlem State Heritage Area, Historic Districts Council, Jackie Robinson Park, King of Ragtime, Michael Henry Adams, Mount Morris Park, Play Center Bath House, Sen. Bill Perkins, Simeon Bankoff, Strivers Row, Touro College
On the Agenda:
* Senator Bill Perkins – Hear his report on the October 4th Community Forum on Safety, Crime and other Quality of Life Issues.
* Michael Henry Adams – Discussion on upcoming November Historic District Extension Forum to be convened by Senator Perkins’ office,
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In the early 1990s, with New York City eager to find creative ways of rehabilitating its troubled neighborhoods, it struck a multimillion-dollar deal with the Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce: Continue reading
Posted in Harlem
Tagged Gay rights movement, homo-harlem, Michael Henry Adams, Stonewall Rebellion
Landmarks Omission
African-Americans have been making history in New York for centuries, but you’d never know it from the roster of city landmarks and historic districts. Historic preservation in the city’s black neighborhoods is a struggle against snobbery – and local leaders bent on development. Michael Henry Adams is an interloper among the gods and goddesses of New York City’s landmarks world. Continue reading
Today, the Victoria Theater is the hulking ghost of Harlem. Dwarfed by its more famous neighbor, the Apollo, audiences haven’t seen a show at the Victoria in 10 years and today it is like a movie theater kept in distressed amber…. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem, Real Estate
Tagged Curtis Archer, Harlem, Michael Henry Adams, Thomas Lamb, Victoria Five
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