St. Nicholas Historic District

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The St. Saint Historic District, acknowledged conversationally as “Striver’s Row”, could be a historic district settled on either side of West 138th and West 139th Streets between Adam Clayton Powell Jnr. Street (Seventh Avenue) and abolitionist street (Eighth Avenue) within the Harlem neighborhood of Manhattan, the big apple town. It’s each a national and a brand new House of York district, and consists of row homes and associated buildings designed by noted architects and inbuilt 1891-93 by developer David H. King, Jr. These square measure together recognized as gems of latest House of York town design, and “an outstanding example these days 19th-century urban design”.

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