Home History

History

Latest

5051 Broadway, currently home is a pay parking lot, is being offered up in a Government auction.

Uptown Auction: A Property with a Past

Cole Thompson - September 13, 2021

Votes for Women: An Uptown History

"The Slave's Burying Place," from scrapbook of Reginald Pelham Bolton.

Uptown’s Forgotten Slave Cemetery

Hurst House: A Forgotten Relic of Uptown’s Gilded Age

Walter (left), Otway (right), and Ursula Burns play in a fountain on Inwood Hill overlooking the Hudson River on the grounds of Ursulian Terrace, the family home. (Photo courtesy: Peter Landry)

Paranormal Inwood: The Strange Case of Walter Francis Burns

Turn-of-the-century-postcard

Happy 150th Birthday "Inwood"

admin - December 1, 2014

Hurst home on Park Terrace East in Inwood.

Inwood’s Hurst House: Then and Now

admin - November 19, 2014

Isham Home by William Hassler circa 1912-1915

History of Inwood’s Isham Park

admin - November 17, 2014

Robert Veitch postcard.

The Veitch Collection: Inwood Photographs Rediscovered

admin - November 6, 2014

Mount-Washington-residence

The Story of Mount Washington: AKA Inwood Hill

admin - October 28, 2014

4930-Broadway

4930 Broadway: An Inwood Storefront

admin - October 24, 2014

Bones-New-York-Tribune

Happy Halloween

admin - October 17, 2014

Bolton and Calver digging in Inwood.

Evidence of Native American activity uncovered in Isham Park

admin - October 13, 2014

House of Mercy, Inwood Hill, 1932. (Designed by Henry Martyn Congdon)

Asylums on Inwood Hill

admin - October 5, 2014

Film Studio on Dyckman Street, 1909

From Dyckman Street to Treasure Island

admin - September 28, 2014

1...789...23 Page 8 of 23