History Archives - Harlem World Magazine

Paddles And Pedigree: Unraveling The Storied Legacy Of Rowing In West Harlem

In the vibrant neighborhood of West Harlem, amidst the rhythmic flow of the Hudson River, a timeless tradition has quietly shaped the spirit of both the local community and the esteemed Columbia University.

Talleyrand’s Harlem Hiatus: The Prince Of Diplomats’ American Interlude

A Tale of Exile, Intrigue, and Real Estate. In the annals of diplomatic history, few figures loom as large as Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord.

HWM Pick: “Rediscovering Lost Values” Speech By Dr. Martin Luther Kings Jr., (Transcript/Video)

By HWM

We heard this powerful speech about "Rediscovering Lost Values" by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., from the King Institute at Stanford University, we thought we would share it with you.

The Legendary Lafargue Mental Health Clinic In Harlem New York, 1946 Until 1958

The Lafargue Mental Health Clinic, more commonly known as the Lafargue Clinic, was a mental health clinic that operated in Harlem, New York, from 1946 until 1958.

Backview: The Last Clang Of The Trolley: Harlem’s Transit Transformation In The 1940’s

By HWM

In the mid-1940s, the soulful streets of Harlem resonated with the nostalgic clang of trolley bells, a sound that signified both community and change.

Unearthing Harlem’s Architectural Treasures: Demolition Depots

By Harlem World Magazine

In the bustling heart of Harle m, where history whispers through the avenues and streets, a unique endeavor is underway to salvage and celebrate the neighborhood's architectural heritage.

Cathedral Of Saint John The Divine Gets $1.5 Million Grant For Services

The Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine has received $1.5 million in city funding to support a larger capital campaign to renovate Synod Hall.

The History And Cultural Significance Of Incense

Imagine a family camping trip deep in the heart of a redwood forest.

The King’s Model House: A Harlem Home’s Journey Through Time, 1890

In the summer of 1890, developer David H. King Jr. embarked on an ambitious project that would shape the face of Harlem for generations to come.

Construction At West 110 Street And 7th Avenue, Of The Harlem Subway NY, 1901

In the sweltering summer of 1901, the bustling intersection of West 110th Street and 7th Avenue in Harlem was a hive of activity.

George Washington Dinner at Morris-Jumel Mansion

The landmark Morris-Jumel Mansion Museum will be holding this year’s George Washington Dinner on Sunday, July 14, 2024, in Harlem, New York.

The Mayor’s Op-Ed: Celebrating Juneteenth With A New Heritage Walk, Landmark, And Progress

By Mayor Eric Adams

As the second Black mayor of New York City, I am proud to celebrate Juneteenth, a day that commemorates June 19, 1865, when every enslaved Black American was finally free.

The Beatles’ Secret Night Out At Sherman’s Bar B. Q. In Harlem, A Beatlemaniac Breakaway (Video)

In 1964, The Beatles were unstoppable. Their infectious tunes dominated the charts, and their mere presence caused pandemonium wherever they went.

Rediscovering Harlem’s Forgotten Country Life Charm, New York, 1800-

By HWM

In the bustling streets of 19th-century New York City, a hidden gem emerged just a few miles north—a tranquil community haven known as Harlem, NY.

Join The Legendary St. Mary’s 200th Year And The Publication Of Their Newest Book In Harlem

For over two centuries, the vibrant heartbeat of St. Mary's Church in Harlem has resonated through the streets of Harlem, steadfastly serving its community from its hallowed halls on 126th Street.