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Unveiling Harlem’s Legacy: James Reuel Smith’s Timeless Lens On Lynch’s Well, 1898

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In the heart of bustling Harlem, on the vibrant intersection of W. 119th Street and Claremont Avenue, lies a hidden gem from the past. A relic of the bygone era that once quenched the thirst of a growing community. Enter Lynch’s Well (see above), a testament to the interconnected network of wells and springs that…

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The Elegance Of Farewell: Unveiling F.S. York’s Horse-Drawn Hearse In Harlem, 1914

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In the heart of Harlem, amidst the vibrant tapestry of culture and history, a photograph captures a poignant moment that transcends time. It unveils the dignified presence of F.S. York’s horse-drawn hearse, parked resolutely on West 145th Street in 1914, a testament to the elegance and reverence that accompanied the final journeys of loved ones.…

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The Magnificent Steamboat Harlem, A Nautical Marvel That Graced NYC Waters, 1891

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In the bustling metropolis of Harlem, amidst the splendor of the Gilded Age, a magnificent steamboat took center stage. Captivating the imaginations of those fortunate enough to witness its grandeur. Step aboard the esteemed “Harlem,” a floating masterpiece that epitomized the luxury and sophistication of an era of lavish indulgence. The year was 1891, and…

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