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Turning onto 106th Street, we see important buildings. I can't identify this one, though. One source says that it's P.S. 72, but P.S. 72's online address is at East 104th Street. What's a blogger to do at 12:02 a.m.? Leave it to you, of course. Someone out there must know.
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This one is easy: St. Cecelia's Church, built in 1883-87 by Napoleon LeBrun & Sons. The AIA guide to New York City calls it "one of East Harlem's special treasures." I agree.
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And this one? I'll just have to find out and bring it back to ya.
See map.
Thursday, October 02, 2008
Spanish Harlem, 106th Street Between Lexington and Park Avenues
Posted by Mary Sargent at 11:45 PM
Labels: 106th Street, Harlem, Spanish Harlem, Uptown
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