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Old Posted Mar 12, 2007, 9:51 PM
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Walking in NYC (Mott Haven, The Bronx)

Ok today was a nice day and decided to go out and take lots of photos of this most talk about neighborhood in NYC. I walk alot and try to cover most of the neighborhood. So please enjoy my pics!


Mott Haven, The Bronx:

  • Mott Haven is a neighborhood of Bronx.
  • The community was named for Jordan Mott, who built an iron works here in 1828.
  • Elevation is 36 feet.
  • Bounded by East 149th Street, Saint Mary's Park, the Harlem River and the East River.
  • Piano manufacturing was an important industry from the late 1800s to the 1940s
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Mott Haven was the first neighborhood to give rise to the term "South Bronx". In the 1940s when the Bronx was usually divided into the East Bronx and West Bronx, a group of social workers identified a pocket of poverty in Mott Haven and called it the South Bronx. This pocket of poverty greatly expanded northward, following the post-war phenomenon colloquially referred to as white flight, reaching a peak in the 1970s when the North Bronx-South Bronx boundary reached Fordham Road. Today the North Bronx-South Bronx distinction remains more common than the traditional East Bronx-West Bronx distinction, and some still regard Fordham Road as the boundary.

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Wow, very nice photos. I need to visit.
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Some pretty good looking blocks in there. I think a lot of folks start shaking as soon as they hear "South Bronx". Ain't all bad. Thanks for sharing your walk with us Jularc.
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I can't even express what this thread did to me.
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Looks great!
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Old Posted Mar 13, 2007, 2:51 AM
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Hey thanks for the comments guys!

The South Bronx is hot! But it aint burning anymore.
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another fascinating photo thread from Jularc
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Great stroll thru the Bronx. Thanks for taking us along! I haven't been up in the Bronx for about a year now. It's so easy to forget that there is a whole other huge part of the city that exists. The urban vastness of NYC is unparalled in my experience. Thanks for the cool pics... there are some classic NYC scenes in there.
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It is just amazing how much pedestrian traffic there is and vibrancy outside of Manhattan.
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Great stroll thru the Bronx. Thanks for taking us along! I haven't been up in the Bronx for about a year now. It's so easy to forget that there is a whole other huge part of the city that exists. The urban vastness of NYC is unparalled in my experience. Thanks for the cool pics... there are some classic NYC scenes in there.
I know. There is just so much to do in NYC that other interesting areas of the city are easily overlooked.
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Thank you for the replies guys!
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I really like all the old corner buildings.
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Thanks for the tour, very nice!!
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Did you guys also notice that there is not alot of garbage on the sidewalks. Even though you can see many people walking on them. That is a NYC myth that the sidewalks and streets (especially in the South Bronx) are usually full of garbage.
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Hey, I've been there!
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Really? When did you come and did you just came for a visit?
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I want to say it was either last year or the year before (it was with Paradox21 and Segun, though Segun went to Queens). I really enjoyed the area and yes, I just came to visit. Here are some photos of The Hub I took...









Keep up with these "out of the way" tours. I'm loving them.
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