My Trip to New York by Harlem Spirituals

Hello New York, Some of the 17000 water tanks dotting the roofs of Manhattan

My Trip to New York by Harlem Spirituals updated their business hours.

My Trip to New York by Harlem Spirituals updated their business hours.

Greetings, Friends!
So happy New York is back and Harlem Spirituals is planning its comeback too. Be on the lookout for updates on the city, as well as our latest tours and experiences.

🇺🇸Manhattan's oldest surviving house, the Morris-Jumel Mansion atop Harlem Heights, is a monument to colonial grandeur. We have the pleasure to tell you all the details during our Harlem's tour.

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Credits : Harlem Spirituals

🇺🇸Did you know over 8.5 million people live in New York City? That means 1 in every 38 people in the United States call the city home. (Me included!!)

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Credits : @papakila

🇫🇷Avez vous déja pris ce tramway aerien pour rejoindre Roosevelt Island? Traversez l'East River et bénéficiez de vues imprenables sur New York, on approuve!
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🇺🇸Visit of the Sylvan Terrace during our last tour in Harlem.
This is one of my favorite places in Washington Heights, a real hidden gem!

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🇺🇸Did you know more than 800 languages are spoken in New York City, making it the most linguistically diverse city in the world?
4 in 10 households speak a language other than English.

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🇺🇸In New York, some nights are most magic than others...Tag us on your most beautiful pics of Big Apple, we will repost them ;)

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5 Harlem Monuments You Should Not Miss!!!
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🇺🇸Join us for our Harlem tour and experience powerful voices singing songs of praise in the traditional beautiful acapella style. The “Hour of Power” is sure to inspire and delight you.
Bookings : www.harlemspirituals.com

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🇺🇸Spring is coming soon, I can't wait to see trees wearing their best green leaves and flowers in Central Park, who is excited?

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🇺🇸This is what I call CONFIDENCE ;)
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March 1st! Who is coming to New York this month????


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🇺🇸Have you watched this amazing documentary about The Apollo Theater in Harlem?
The film gives a bracing and moving look at how a parade of extraordinary popular artists redefined America!

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Black History Month

Annie Easley on the cover of NASA's Science and Engineering Newsletter, circa 1960s.‬
‪Born on this day, April 23, 1933, Annie Easley was an African-American mathematician, rocket scientist, and computer scientist, who worked at the Lewis Research Center of National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and it’s predecessor, the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA).‬
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Black History Month

Ted Mack, master of ceremonies for “The Original Amateur Hour,” hands a gold trophy to eight year old Gladys Knight in New York on July 1, 1952.
Knight was voted winner of three nationwide broadcasts of the TV talent show.‬
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Do you have a sweet tooth?


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📍Upper East Side, Manhattan.
🇺🇸 if you enjoy this video, make sure you like it and tag your friends in the comments 🙏🏻

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Credits : @newyork_eyes 🙌🏻

Black History Month

Yvonne Brathwaite Burke celebrates her first anniversary as a Los Angeles County supervisor in 1980.
Born Perle Yvonne Watson on October 5, 1932, in Los Angeles, California she was the first African-American woman to represent the West Coast in Congress.
She served in the U.S. Congress from 1973 until January 1979.

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Where would you go if you could anywhere?


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Black History Month

Two unidentified black men sit in the first seat behind the driver of a city bus in Montgomery, Alabama on December 21, 1956, after the supreme court ruled racial segregation city on the buses as unconstitutional. The federal court order ended the Montgomery bus boycott, which lasted 381 days.

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The view from the Chrysler Building. Have you ever visited this master piece of Art Deco?


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Black History Month

Federal Marshal, Wallace Downs rides with Gail Etienne to McDonogh No. 19 Elementary School in New Orleans, Louisiana on November 14, 1960. The first-grader was one of the McDonogh Three, a nickname for the three black six year old girls who were the first black students to enroll in the previously all-white school in the city.

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(📸: The Times-Picayune Archives)


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All roads lead to New York, do you agree?


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Happy President's day! Officially known as Washington's Birthday (even though it isn't actually on Washington's birthday!), Presidents Day is an American federal holiday that takes place on the third Monday in February. For your information, some shops might be closed for the day.