Tucked away in a section of the stone wall near the 212th Street and Broadway entrance to Isham Park is an often overlooked survivor of Inwood’s past. The old Albany Post Road mile marker blends into its surroundings, but is hard to miss when you know what to look for. Curved at the top, this [...]
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Today’s Inwood is full of green thumbs, mainly volunteers who tend to Bruce’s Garden, nurse sidewalk flower boxes, and cultivate community landscapes enjoyed by all. And while a lucky few have space for a tomato plant or two, today’s edible gardening needs are fulfilled mainly by a thriving farmer’s market which gives Inwood residents access [...]
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