A Stroll in Harlem Size:20" x 25" 000 fans and had space

000 fans and had space behind center field for fans to watch games with their horses and carriages

2" wide and is made of black nickel plating and placed on a 3" x 2" backer card

Missing here are the library's two famous marble lions - Patience and Fortitude - which were not added until the official opening of the building in 1911

has The Times name on one side and our slogan

This photo was taken in 1947 for the New York Herald Tribune by Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Nat Fein

A Stroll in Harlem Size:20" x 25" 000 fans and had spaceFive organizers of Harlem Week are photographed mid strut down 126th Street and Lenox Avenue in May of 1994. They are on their way to a news conference on the event, which was celebrating its 20th anniversary that year. The historic figures are not only in front of the camera in this photograph, but also behind it. The photo was shot by Don Hogan Charles, the first Black photographer hired by The New York Times and widely regarded for his poignant