Tag Archives: East 106th Street

Graffiti Hall of Fame: Welcome to H-A-R-L-E-M

Posted on September 18, 2014 by Craig Nelson

One of the highlights of living in East Harlem is all of the street art on view, and I always look forward to walking by The Graffiti Hall of Fame (at 106th and Park) on the way to Central Park. The … Continue reading →

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A Snowy Tree Grows in East Harlem

Posted on February 7, 2014 by Craig Nelson

When you’ve lived in a neighborhood for several years, you start to really notice the small details–a colorful doorway, a stunning mural, a flower in a window, the friendly octogerian guy sweeping the sidewalk. But sometimes it takes a jolt … Continue reading →

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Frozen Tunnels: Metro-North Viaduct Icicles

Posted on January 2, 2014 by Craig Nelson

Winter in the city creates all sorts of challenges from slippery black ice to chilly waits for the bus. But the invigorating cold air also brings out a special beauty in New York that you won’t experience any other time … Continue reading →

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