The New York Landmarks Conservancy has announced the winners of the 2021 Lucy G. Moses Preservation Awards. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: mount morris park
The Harlem Rivers Roger Morris, A Colonel British Officer, Friend Of George Washington And More
Roger Morris, 28 January 1727 – 13 September 1794, was a colonel in the British Army
The Reassembly Of The Historic Mount Morris Fire Watchtower Has Begun In Harlem
The first shipment of columns arrived today and was brought up to the Acropolis for the Mount Morris Fire Watchtower. Continue Reading →
New Design For Condo In Mount Morris Landmark District In Harlem
NY Yimby reports that developer Daniel Kimya will reveal a host of new design concepts and revised layouts for 110 West 123rd Street in a Landmarks presentation scheduled for later today. Continue Reading →
Morris Park Historic Luxurious Brownstone For $4,5 Mil
Location, Location, Location! This prime 20-footer at 17 West 120th Street, Harlem, New York is in mint condition, a luxurious Victorian brownstone in a close-knit community on a well-kept, tranquil tree-lined block situated in the heart of the chic Morris Park Historic District. Continue Reading →
How To Get Your Harlem Home In A Movie Or TV Show
There are many perks to renting your Harlem home to a film production. It can mean extra income, free home improvements, a free hotel stay and, of course, there is also the cool factor of having your home immortalized on the big screen. Continue Reading →
Mount Morris Tastes, A Toast To Spring And Membership
On Thursday, May 5th, from 6:30-8:30 PM, join us for Mount Morris Tastes, MMPCIA’s annual spring membership drive and celebration that also offers a chance to sample the fare from our local businesses. Continue Reading →
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