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Tag Archives: National Register of Historic Places
The Kelly Bros Saloon, Harlem, 1915
The Kelly Bros Saloon was the old “corner bar” that sat on the northwest corner of 125th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue (aka 8th Avenue), 1915. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem history
Tagged 125th Street, 8th Avenue, Cafe, cobblestone street, Colonial Revival, Georgian Revival, Harlem, Kelly Bros Saloon, McKim, Mead & White, National Register of Historic Places, New York, New York City, Renaissance, St. Nicholas Historic District, Strivers Row, United States, West Harlem
Mount Morris Bank Building, 1883, Harlem
This is the 1883 Mount Morris Bank Building (it was expanded in 1897). This was the only branch and the headquarters for this bank. Eventually the Corn Exchange Bank, a fore – runner of Chemical Bank, took it over. Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Harlem, Harlem architecture, Harlem history, History
Tagged 125th Street, 1883 Mount Morris Bank Building, Bruno Hauptmann, Business, Charles Lindbergh, Chemical Bank, Corn Exchange Bank, Harlem, John Knoll, Lexington Avenues, Mount Morris Bank, National Register of Historic Places, New York City, Park Avenue
Walter’s World: Apollo Amateur Night Winners Go To London
By Walter Rutledge
Before there was American Idol, America’s Got Talent or So You It You Can Dance there was the original talent showcase- Apollo Amateur Night. Since introducing the first Amateur Night contest in 1934 the Apollo Theater has played a major role in launching the careers of some of the world’s most recognized and renowned artists. On Wednesday May 23 the Apollo Theater continued this legacy when it presented Amateur Night: Apollo Goes to London Semifinals. The event is part of a new partnership with London’s Hackney Empire Theater for the first transatlantic Amateur Night competition.
The competition is set to coincide with the 2012 Summer Olympics, which will also be held in London. Continue reading
Posted in Apollo, Harlem, Walter's World:
Tagged Amateur Night: Apollo Goes to London Semifinals, Apollo Amateur Night, Cyrille Aimee, Hackney Empire, Harlem Renaissance, Hurtig and Seamon's New Burlesque Theater, Jim Crow Laws, Live at the Empire, Live at the Empire and Apollo Amateur Night: Hackney vs. Harlem, Matthew Hashimoto, National Register of Historic Places, Nicole Vanessa Ortiz, second northern migration
The Harlem Fire Watchtower, 1856
A prominent feature of Marcus Garvey Park and its neighborhood, the Mount Morris Fire Watch Tower, also known as the Mount Morris Fire Watchtower, serves as an important community landmark. Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Harlem architecture, Harlem history
Tagged Acropolis, Croton Aqueduct, Fire Department, Harlem Fire Watchtower, James Bogardus, Julius H. Kroehl, Manhattan, Marcus Garvey Park, Mount Morris Fire Watchtower, National Register of Historic Places, New York City, United States, Watchtower












































