Detail taken today in front of the Victoria 5 Theatre designed in 1917 by Thomas W. Lamb on 125th Street situated between Adam Clayton Powell and Frederick Douglas Blvds.,. The Victoria 5 is a landmark we really love, here’s a link to a piece we did on the Theatre history here.
Photograph by Daniel Tisdale.
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