Afro Luncheonette, on a corner in Harlem, we think its Adam Clayton Powell (note sure of cross street) in central Harlem, 1987 by Matt Weber.
Matt said on his website Weber Street Photography that:
“I’m still sifting through my 6×7 negatives from the ’80s and finding many pictures I don’t remember taking…The search has been fun!”
We’re not sure exactly where this Afro Luncheonette was located.
Related articles
Related Articles
black history month
In Celebration Of Rev. Calvin Otis Butts III With Glenn Hunter On The HWM Podcast
politics
The Mayors Op-Ed: Making Outdoor Dining Permanent
Health
NY AG Warns Of Price Gouging From Harlem To Hudson Amid Canadian Fires
Harlem
Harlem’s Doug E. Fresh And Others At N Y Music Month Annual Conference 2023
Art
National Dance Institute Celebrates Life Of Dr. Maya Angelou With Event Of The Year Performance
Art
The Power Of Vertical Storage: Utilizing Wall Space For Optimal Organization
travel
Reasons Why You Should Visit The Canary Islands This Year
business
AG James Announces Opioid Settlement For Billions With CVS, Walgreens, And More
Health
Navigating The Canadian Wildfire Smoke In Harlem: 7 Expert-Backed Tips For Enhanced Health And Wellness
politics
US And European Voters Increasingly United Against Chinese And Russian Threats
travel
4 Tips For Your First International Trip
politics
Mayor Adams Unveils New Process To Review LGBTQIA+ Homicide Cases
Things to do
Join The Black Culture Annual Literary Festival At The Schomburg In Harlem
business
How To Handle The Emotional Aspects Of Moving
travel
Visa-Free Travel: The Ultimate Guide For First-Time Harlem Travelers
business
How To Switch Electricity Providers And Get Better Rates
