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Harlem (Places To Visit, History, Etc.)

The neighborhood of Harlem is located in Manhattan, New York. The boundaries of Harlem have changed over the years. Currently, Harlem is from the East River to the Hudson River between 155th Street - where it meets Washington Heights. Central Harlem begins at the northern end of Central Park at 110th Street; Spanish Harlem extends east Harlem's boundaries south to 96th Street... In the west it begins north of Morningside Heights, which gives an irregular border west of Morningside Avenue.

In addition to being a landmark shopping area in NYC, 125th Street in Harlem is home to a number of cultural institutions and historical landmark buildings. This includes the National Black Theature, the world famous Apollo Theatre, Hotel Theresa, the Adam Clayton Powell Jr. State office building, William J. Clinton Foundation, the Studio Museum and much more!

Subway Stops To Harlem:
#6 to 110th Street for East Harlem; #2 or #3 to 116th Street for Central Harlem; A, B, C, or D to 125th Street for West Harlem.

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History of Harlem	Adam Clayton Powell Jr. State Office Building	The Apollo Theatre
artHarlem	Black Box Theater	Central Park
Charles A. Dana Discovery Center	Dance Theatre Of Harlem	Dempsey Theater
Dwyer Cultural Center	Dyckman Farmhouse	El Museo Del Barrio
El Taller Latino Americano	Gospel Uptown	Harlem Lanes
Harlem School of the Arts	Harlem Stage at the Gatehouse	Hispanic Society of America Libray & Museum
Hotel Theresa	Julia De Burgos Latino Cultural Center	Magic Johnson Movie Theatre
Manhattan School of Music	Maysles Institute and The Maysles Cinema	Miller Theatre / Columbia University
Morris-Jumel Mansion	Museum of the City of New York	Museum of Arts and Origins
The National Black Theatre	Parks In Harlem	Pools In Harlem / Manhattan
Restaurants In Harlem	The Riverside Theatre	Schomburg Center For Research In Black Culture
Sugar Hill Arts Center	Studio Museum in Harlem	Sylvia's Restaurant

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