MIBODEGA AGENCY • May 4, 20101520 Sedgwick Avenue in the Bronx, a venue used by DJ Kool Herc during the early 70's which is often considered the birthplace of hip hop
Untapped Cities • August 5, 2016The plaza consists of a stone marker surrounded by a gate, situated in Washington Heights on a small sliver of land just off the entrance ramp to the Washington Bridge that crosses the Harlem River.
KENNECTED • August 11, 2014Great place to relax in the park without having to go to far inside the park. Nice place to sit and enjoy the end of the day with someone special or friends and neighbors.
Eugene L. • September 21, 2012Hating this bridge is an understatement. It's ALWAYS crowded and u have people who sell u things while u r trying to make a r or l turn.
Ricardo Daniel L. • August 28, 2017Less famous than bow bridge if has some great views as well. Gotta give a chance to every corner at this park.
Josh L. • June 14, 2011Early for your Metro North train at Marble Hill? Take a walk across the bridge and enjoy the view!
Alan C. • July 26, 2010If you're running from the Yancey Track & Field to Hamilton Heights, make sure to cross the street before the bridge (so that you're on the north side) - to avoid a complex intersection in Manhattan.
Bob D. • December 8, 2012Scale the rocks down to the shore and check the view north and/or feed some ducks. #leavenotrace
NYC DOT • December 23, 2011The 145th St Bridge carries about 25,000 vehicles a day, making it the least-trafficked bridge over the Harlem River.
New York Public Library • May 10, 2012Speak Out for Your Libraries! NYPL needs your help NOW to stop a proposed $43 million cut. Help protect the High Bridge Library, sign a letter of support today.http://www.nypl.org/speakout
A L E X • December 22, 2012A smoky fire beneath Metro North's 138th Street Lift Bridge in East Harlem caused problems for commuters on September 20, 2010.
The Wall Street Journal • July 13, 2010This 109-year-old bridge between the Bronx and Manhattan is getting replaced. The new 2,400-ton span was built upstate and then floated down the Hudson River.
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