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REMEMBER: JOSEPH LOTH RIBBON FACTORY CIRCA 1893

Harlem Bespoke: We colorized an image circa 1893 which shows the Joseph Loth Fair & Square Ribbon Factory as it stood fully constructed at 151st Street and Amsterdam Avenue in Hamilton Heights.  The central clock tower was one of the most distinctive features of the building but it no longer exists today because of a fire back in 1916.  Manufacturing was a big part of business uptown by the turn of the last century but the factory owner eventually sold off the building by 1928.  In more recent years, a successful charter school has established itself in the top floor space and appears to be doing quite well these days:  LINK

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Butterfly Metamorphosis Symbolism in Various Cultures

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Throughout history, butterflies have fascinated humanity with their captivating beauty and awe-inspiring metamorphosis. The profound transformation from a lowly caterpillar to a resplendent butterfly has given rise to a wealth of symbolism in diverse cultures worldwide. Each culture has imbued these delicate creatures with unique meanings, attributing them to concepts such as beauty, spiritual growth,…

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MBP Harlem/Uptown News: Senior Planet, Getting Fiscal, Columbia, And More

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Things To Do, straight from Borough President Gale Brewer‘s newsletter Updates, curated happenings all around the world of Harlem. Check out: Useful Items Sunday, 6/11, 10 am–4 pm Columbia University/Teachers College W. 120th Street (between Broadway & Amsterdam) in Harlem, NY. DSNY brings its Solvents, Automotive, Flammables, and Electronics (SAFE) Disposal event to the west side, where…

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EAT: 8TH ANNUAL CRAWFISH BOIL AT THE WALLACE

Saturday, May 20th, starting 1:00PM, The 8th Annual Crawfish Festival, At the Wallace, 3612 Broadway at 149th Street.  Hamilton Height’s favorite vintage sports bar At The Wallace will be having their 7th Annual Crawfish Festival in the first week of May.  This popular seasonal event features a barrel full of crimson crustaceans boiled in cajun spices alongside hot andouille sausage and sweet corn on the cob.  Everything was previously served up via takeout window last time around but now seating will be available.  Make sure to drop by to celebrate with this local small business and enjoy one of the season’s neighborhood food highlights.  Our advice is to arrive early since everything sells out quickly! More festive photos from 2016 can be found in our past post: LINK

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Moving To A Smaller Apartment? Here’s How To Make Due

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 Are you considering downsizing to a smaller apartment? Whether it’s due to a change in financial circumstances, a desire for a more minimalist lifestyle, or simply a new chapter in your life, moving to a smaller space can be a daunting task. But fear not!  With a little planning and creativity, you can transform your…

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