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Hubert Julian, arrived in Harlem in 1921. Born in Trinidad in 1897, he had migrated to Canada in 1914, where he claimed to have learned to pilot an aeroplane and served as a Lieutenant in the Canadian Air Force, and came from there to Harlem, New York. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem Street Fashion, Harlem Street style, Harlem Style
Tagged A. I. Hart, A’ Leila Walker, Amsterdam News, Bessie Coleman, Black Eagle, Boulin’s Detective Agency, Edison McVey, Emperor Haile Selassie, Father Divine, Five Blackbirds, Harlem, Harlem River, Herbert Boulin, Hubert Julian, jet magazine, John Peer Nugent, New York, New York American, New York City, Pittsburgh Courier, Selfridge’s department store, Seventh Avenue, Spencer Feld, St. Nicholas Park, UNIA Convention, United States
On Saturday, June 8, 2013, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Grace Gospel Chapel will host a free health fair for Harlem residents at 102 W. 133rd Street, (between Lenox Ave. and Adam Clayton Powell Blvd). Continue reading
Harlem’s Main Street
The photograph looks northwest on a sunny day across 125th Street towards St. Nicholas Avenue, we think shot from one of the floors in the Hotel Theresa at 7th Avenue (aka Adam Clayton Powell Blvd., today). Continue reading
Sufi Abdul Hamid (born Eugene Brown) (January 6, 1903 in Lowell, Massachusetts – July 30, 1938) was an African-American religious and labor leader, and among the first African converts to Islam, accused of Anti-Semitism. Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Harlem architecture, Harlem real estate, Real Estate
Tagged adam clayton powell, Adolf Hitler, Bishop Conshankin, Dorothy Hamid, Eugene Brown, Harlem, His Holiness Bishop Amiru Al-Mu-Minin Sufi A. Hamid, Jews, Lenox Avenue, Madame Fu Futtam, Nation of Islam, Seventh Avenue, St. Luke's Baptist Church, Stephanie St. Clair, Sufi Abdul Hamid, Universal Holy Temple of Tranquility
The History Continues
The Metropolitan Baptist Tabernacle on West 128th Street and 7th Avenue (aka Adam Clayton Powell Blvd.,), 1920′s. Continue reading
In 1925 the Edgecombe Sanitarium was opened after a merger with the Booker T. Washington Sanitarium on 7th Avenue between 138th and 139th Streets in 1920, offering inpatient treatment for those with tuberculosis.
Posted in Harlem, Harlem history
Tagged Booker T. Washington Sanitarium, Dr. Conrad Vincent, Edgecombe Avenue, Edgecombe Sanitarium, Harlem Hospital Center, Harlem Renaissance, Lenox Avenue, Louis T. Wright, New York Amsterdam News, Rudolph Fisher, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Seventh Avenue, Vincent Sanitarium
Police arrest a Manhattan man whose girlfriend’s body was found inside a 55 gallon drum. Continue reading
Affordable housing has always been an issue in Harlem, here are shacks on Fifth Avenue and 101st Street in Central Harlem on the East Harlem Central Harlem border in 1894. Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Harlem, Harlem real estate, Real Estate
Tagged 125th Street, Central Park, East Harlem, Fifth Avenue, Harlem, New York City, Robert Moses, Seventh Avenue
A Central Harlem photograph looking south from 125th Street and Seventh Avenue in the Hotel Theresa with Columbia and to the left Morningside and downtown Manhattan in the background. Continue reading
Police are investigating the discovery of a body inside a barrel in Harlem. Continue reading
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Tagged Drum (container), Government, Harlem, police, Police misconduct, Saturday, Seventh Avenue, youtube
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