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The Winery in Harlem is moving
Jan 16, 2010 @ 0:40 By HarlemGal Due to a change in rent and needing more space, The Winery, which is currently located at Frederick Douglass Blvd. between 116th and 117th Street, is moving to 257 West 116th Street. Work … Continue reading
Harlem Vintage becomes Vintage Harlem?
A reader on Facebook dropped us a line over the weekend saying that the old Harlem Vintage wine store that was located on 121st and Frederick Douglass Blvd will continue as a wine store, but with a new name–Vintage Harlem. … Continue reading
116th Street in Harlem featured in The Wall Street Journal
Generally when reading about Harlem’s famous or busy streets in the press, it usually about 125th Street, Lenox Avenue or Frederick Douglass Blvd. This time in today’s (Feb. 17) Wall Street Journal, the focus is on West and Central 116th … Continue reading