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*Numbers Correspond to Images used in Harlem Website

1. East Harlem Street. N.d. Photograph. Ephemeral New York, New York City. Web. 9 Feb

2014.

2. Strivers Row Circa 1970. N.d. Photograph. Harlem Bespoke, New York City. Web. 9 Feb

2014.

3. New York Public Library . N.d. Photograph. Shorpy, New York City. Web. 9 Feb 2014.

4. St. Philip's. N.d. Photograph. Saint Philip's Church of Harlem. Web. 9 Feb 2014.

5. Motley, Archibald. Nightlife. N.d. Painting. PB Works. Web. 9 Feb 2014.

6. Ephesus. N.d. Photograph. New York City Chapter AGO, New York City. Web. 9 Feb

2014.

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8. Bellevue Hospital. N.d. Photograph. Wikipedia, New York City. Web. 9 Feb 2014.

9. Marcus Garvey Park. N.d. Photograph. New York Government Parks, New York City.

Web. 9 Feb 2014.

10. Duke Ellington Statue. N.d. Photograph. New York Government Parks, New York City.

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22. The Apollo Theater. N.d. Photograph. Black Past. Web. 9 Feb 2014.

23. Lenox Lounge. N.d. Photograph. New York Commercial Observer, New York City. Web.

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