Tag Archives: Morningside Drive

Apartment House West 117th Street in Harlem 1898

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Architectural Harlem

A horse-drawn carriage sits on the cobblestone street in front of relatively new central Harlem apartment units on West 117th Street (between St. Nicholas and 7th Avenues) in 1898. Continue reading

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It’s My Park Day at Morningside Park in Harlem

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Clean Up Harlem

Each season, thousands of New Yorkers come together on It’s My Park Day to volunteer and celebrate their neighborhood parks and public spaces throughout the five boroughs! Continue reading

Visiting Student Dies At Columbia University (update)

YNONYNEHWMUGETR.20091022160035Jessica Fingers, 21-year-old Columbia freshman runner was found dead in a dorm hallway at Columbia University Sunday morning about 11:45 a.m., authorities said. Continue reading

Morningside Park in Harlem, 1900

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Morningside Park looking south from the Morningside Drive hill in West Harlem around 1900. Continue reading

116th Street, West From Eight Avenue, NY 1880-1920′s

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A wonderful photograph looking west on 116th Street looking towards Columbia, in the Morningside Heights area of West Harlem, NY. Continue reading

Board Approves ‘George Carlin Way’ in Harlem

George Carlin may get his Way after all. After a contentious yearlong battle, the community board in Morningside Heights approved a compromise measure Thursday night to rename a section of the comedian’s childhood street after him. Continue reading

“Sexual Act” Performed In Morningside Park In Harlem

A 29-year-old woman was the victim of a sexual crime in Morningside Park Sunday evening.

A black man in his 20′s “performed a sex act” on the woman at 6 p.m. on Sunday, Lieutenant John Grimpel of the NYPD said. The crime, which took place on the upper level path of Morningside Park between 116th and 118th streets, was being classified as a criminal sex act as of 1 p.m. on Monday, according to Grimpel. Continue reading