Harlem Architecture, Inside and Out

Posted on October 3, 2013 by Craig Nelson

C. Nelson, 2013.

Spending a sunny day walking through Harlem is hard to beat. There’s incredible architecture everywhere you look, the street life is thriving, and a sense of history hovers over it all. This summer we had the chance to get an even more intimate glimpse of one of our favorite neighborhoods thanks to the Mount Morris Park Community Improvement Association annual tour. From the immaculate interiors of beautiful brownstones to the sacred spaces of Owens Funeral Home, here are a few photos that capture the spirit of the day.

C. Nelson, 2013.

About Craig Nelson

Exploring, cooking, drinking, riding the subway, bowling...a writer and editor based in New York. I'm a city lover who edits the blog for EuroCheapo, writes for ShowTickets.com, explores for Spotted By Locals and has worked at various under-the-radar companies like Google. Feel free to drop a line at across106thstreet@gmail.com or on twitter at @across106th.

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2 Responses to Harlem Architecture, Inside and Out

marinela potor (@marinalapotor) says:

October 3, 2013 at 9:04 pm

These are some great pictures! Makes me feel even worse for having forgotten my camera while walking around Harlem: http://wanderstrudel.blogspot.com/2013/10/new-york-new-york-part-iii.html

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