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
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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An incredible photograph of brownstones at 247 West 101st Street (between Broadway and West End Avenue) was built in 1902. Continue reading
The Empire City Savings Bank at 231 West 125th Street was one of the beautifully designed buildings in Harlem just after the turn of the 20th century. Continue reading
A black and white photograph taken by Wurts Brothers of beautiful brownstones on 76-78 West 106th Street (between Columbus Avenue and Manhattan Avenue) in West Harlem or Morningside from the 1930′s. Continue reading
With Father John H. Dooley as our first pastor, Corpus Christi Parish was established in 1906 to serve the growing Catholic community of Morningside Heights. Continue reading