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
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
London’s Calling
Grant Wilfley Casting is seeking Extras for the new Columbia Pictures Film London Calling aka The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Continue reading
Who’s House
Positive feedback from more than 2,000 house music enthusiasts in Miami, New York, Baltimore and Boston who screened “Hands to the Sky,” a documentary exploring outdoor house music dance parties in 2012, inspired the producers to show fans even more love with a 2013 cut of the film. Continue reading
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Tagged Andre Collins, Boston, Chicago, Disc jockey, House Music, hw pick, New York, New York City, Paradise Garage
This is the ship shaped Claremont Inn at West 122nd Street and Riverside Drive in Manhattanville in West Harlem, photographed by the Wurts Brothers in the 1920′s. Continue reading
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Tagged Claremont Inn, England, Evening World, Grant's Tomb, Harlem, Harlem piers, Historic Claremont, Hudson, Hysteric Claremont, Manhattanville, new jersey, New York, Riverside Drive, Riverside Park, Robert Moses, Royal Navy, Surrey, West Harlem, Wurts Brothers
Central Harlem
Looking northwest at the corner store and apartment units (in the background left and right) at Lenox Avenue and West 145th Street in Harlem, NY. Continue reading
Harlem’s Home Boy
The City College of New York in Harlem is renaming one of its divisions after former Secretary of State Colin Powell. Continue reading
The Popular Community Bank branch at 231 West 125th Street (between Adam Clayton Powell and Frederick Douglass Boulevards) has a new look, additional services and a Community Room for neighborhood events. Continue reading
About half of the medical students graduating this spring from the Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine (TouroCOM) in Harlem have been matched to primary care residencies and a similar number will remain in New York and New Jersey, Continue reading
The annual Children’s Aid Society Children’s Art Show will showcase over 100 pieces of art by children ages 3 to 18. Continue reading
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Tagged Children Youth and Family, Duke University, friday, Harlem, Manhattan, New York, New York City, Saturday
Summer In Harlem
City Parks Foundation proudly announces the 2013 season of SummerStage presented by AT&T, New York’s largest free performing arts festival, bringing over 100 free performances to seventeen parks throughout the five boroughs. Continue reading