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Sunday, December 23, 2012

☞ READ: Last Week's Most Viewed Posts

Below is the list of last week's most viewed posts and comments.

 1. Lenox Lounge Becomes Notar Jazz Club (21)
2. Affordable Housing on West 123rd (7)
3. Foot N' It Opens and Delivers  (5)
4. Sarku Japan Opens on 125th Street (6)
5. Highest Priced Harlem Home (18)
6. The Lost Mt. Morris Turkish Baths
7. 117th and 8th Avenue circa 1957 (1)
8. 261-267 West 125th Street Rises
9. An Old Neon Liquor Sign on Lenox (1)
10. 357 West 121st Sets Record for 2012 (6)
Posted by Ulysses at 9:08 PM
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Labels: 125th street, Brownstones, Central Harlem, Drink, Dwell, Eat, Introducing, Lenox Avenue, Remember, Revive, South Harlem

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