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Tag Archives: Strivers Row
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
The Harlem World Magazine Links Celebrates Harlem History
The Best Free Source for all things Harlem on the Web
Relying on the expertise of editors, contributors, and others who scours the web for the best high-quality cultural & educational media on the global world Harlem experience. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem, Harlem history
Tagged apollotheater, Arts and Culture, Harlem, Harlem World Magazine, mini-Schomburg, New York City, schomburg, Strivers Row
Sponsored Love: The Big Apple, Harlem Details, 2010 (HW Shop)
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When is the last time you visited the Harlem World Magazine Shop? The Big Apple from the “Harlem Series”. Continue reading
Posted in Art, Harlem, Harlem shopping
Tagged Art, Big Apple, Daniel Tisdale, Danny Tisdale, Harlem, Harlem Renaissance, shop harlem, Strivers Row
Strivers Art Circuit, Self-guided walking Tour of Harlem Art
The tour is for public viewing and selling of work, consisting of art studios and venues in the Strivers Row corridor, this Circuit is a collaboration created to develop a hub of arts activity and thereby gain increased visibility and exposure for SAC participants. Continue reading
Posted in Art, Harlem tourism, Harlem tours, HArlem visual art
Tagged Aaron Davis Hall Gallery, Adam Clayton Powell Blvd, American Fire Control, Barbara Russell, Barbara's Flowers, Cafe One, Carolyn Stanford, Cassandra Jennings-Hall, Catherine Warren, Charlie Sutton, City College of New York, Denny Moe's Barbershop, Eighth Avenue (Manhattan), Eugene Woody, Frederick Douglass Blvd, Hamilton Landmark Gallery, Harlem, Jack Lee, Karen Jennings, Kenny Anderson, Kim Hamilton, Lenore Browne, Robert Daniels, Safaah Mohammad, Seventh Avenue, Stan Cadet, Strivers Row, Strivers Row corridor, visual art, Windows on Amsterdam, Zack Lewis
Harlem Landmark Plan Push for New Historic Districts
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
HW Shop: Strivers Row Entrance, Harlem
Harlem History Today
The ‘Striver’s Row Entrance’ photograph is part of a larger body work titled “Harlem Details” that photographically documents the incredible architectural details of Harlem, NY, started in 2005. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem art, Harlem photographs, HArlem visual art
Tagged arts, black white, Danny Tisdale, Harlem, Strivers Row, tisdalestudio
Harlem Celebrates Dr. Ubert Conrad Vincent And Bellevue Hospital
As we celebrate the 275th birthday of America’s oldest continuously operating hospital and a lineal descendant of an infirmary for slaves, Bellevue Hospital. Continue reading
Otto Neal Closing June 27, 2009
Posted in Art
Tagged Art, Canvas Paper and Stone Gallery, customers, Otto Neal, Strivers Row
Halstead Markets Strivers Row Condos
Real Estate
Halstead Signs on to Sellout Remaining 25%, Including Two Duplex Penthouses
Halstead Property Development Marketing has signed on as the new, exclusive marketing firm for Strivers West, a premier condominium development in the quaint and historic Strivers Row district in Harlem.
Strivers West is an eight-story, 20-unit new development located at 2601 Frederick Douglass Boulevard and is currently 75% sold out. As part of its strategy for completing sales, the developers at BRP Development Corporation have retained Halstead due to its success with other prestigious Harlem properties, such as Kalahari, Central Park North and The Langston. Continue reading
