The Mount Morris Park Historic District was designated as a historical region by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission in 1971. This tour offers a chance to explore a nearby park and notable Harlem landmarks, along with the preserved cityscapes of late 19th and early 20th-century brownstone residences and houses of worship, encapsulating the district’s diverse architectural genre.

Main Features
● Experience the iconic Harlem brownstones
● Walk along the famous 125th Street, also known as ‘the pulse of Harlem’
● Sightsee landmarks like Hotel Teresa, St. Martin’s Episcopal Church, Apollo Theater and others
● Take a walk in one of our local parks that was the venue for the Black Woodstock in 1969 and houses the only remaining fire observation tower in New York City
● Uncover the locale where the leaders of Tammany Hall resided and the renowned Doctor’s Row