Saturday, August 10, 2013
☞ REMEMBER: The City's Largest Beer Hall c.1904
The A.H. Meyer’s Pabst Harlem Restaurant building still stands today at West 124th Street just east of FDB/8th Avenue. One can see from the lower photo that the interior used to be a large dome that had tableseating on the ground floor and apparently a Christmas tree as tall as the ones delivered to Rockefeller Center a few decades later used to be installed inside during holiday season. Today, the building's architectural details are slowly deteriorating and is basically under utilized as a storage facility. How great would this be if someone could take over this space and restore it for commercial use again?
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Remember,
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South Harlem
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Wow. What Harlem could be.
ReplyDeleteOh so thats what that was!!!
ReplyDeleteSomebody please renovate and reopen this Beer Hall!!
ReplyDeleteIt would be so amazing to have a true German Beer house, with Sausages, Pretzels, Spit roasted Chicken and Pork. And, Great Beer of course!!
Sort of reminds me of Cipriani Wall Street!! This would make a great event space!
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