Harlem Heritage Tours

One of the most brilliant legal minds of the 20th Century was born on this day 83 years ago, October 20th 1937. Inspired by Thurgood Marshall and the legal victory that Marshall won in Brown v. Board of Education, Cochran decided to dedicate his life to practicing law,. Cochran would often say that he read all he could about Thurgood Marshall and was impressed by his ability to use the law to change society. Although known as a go to layer for the rich, he often was a success...ful advocate for minorities police brutality and civil rights case. The Harlem Heritage Tourism and Cultural Center, will never forget the legacy of Johnny Cochran. #misterharlem #harlemheritage #harlemtours

On this day 53 years ago Thurgood Marshall became the first African-American supreme court justice #misterharlem #harlemtours #harlemheritage

From the comfort of your home experience our Harlem virtual tours and experiences. Excellent for school groups, family reunions, civic organizations + more. Call or email us for more information (212) 280-7888 or [email protected].

Friends from Tampa Florida recently visited us at the Harlem Heritage Tourism and Cultural Center, they wanted to see the city from the perspective of those born and raised in Harlem, so naturally they came to see us for a behind the scenes cultural walking tour, great Harlem merchandise and insightful visitor information #misterharlem #harlemtours #harlemheritage #localhistory

Kenseth Armstead premiering his latest work, "Boulevards of Monarchs" on West 116th Street and St. Nicholas Ave. Art installation inspired by the design of homes in Burkina Faso, West Africa, designed in honor of local leaders. Here Harlem we Harlem, we have many boulevards named in honor of our local monarches, I love street signs for various reason, one is that they help to inform and to maintain the cultural idenity of Harlem. #harlemtours #harlemheritage #misterharlem

Culture lovers who decided to drive a short 90 minutes from their home in New Jersey to absorb the rich history of Harlem, their first stop was with us at the Harlem Heritage Tourism and Cultural Center, located at 104 Malcolm X Boulevard, between 115th - 116th Streets. We walked through Harlem exploring the rich heritage eating with a delicious soul food meal. When in Harlem visit us for great great culture, Harlem merchandise, and terrific visitor information #harlemtours #localculture #harlemheritage

Friends from Japan just walked in for a visit to the Harlem Heritage Tourism and Cultural Center, where we work diligently to bring the heritage of Harlem to life. Our friends from Japan just purchased some really cool Harlem t shirts and also requested information about what to do in Harlem today. We sent them to places to shop and eat in Harlem. When in Harlem, visit us for the best in Harlem merchandise, great Harlem sightseeing experiences, and choice visitor information #harlemtours #harlemheritage #misterharlem

https://www.harlemheritage.com//harlem-civil-rights-walki/ Come to Harlem and walking in the footsteps of historic civil rights leaders such as Malcolm X, Dr. King, Adam Clayton Powell Jr. and many others. All tours conducted by those born, raised and still living in Harlem, sites complimented with archival footage such as videos clips, still images and music.

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Join us for our award winning Harlem Civil Rights Multimedia Walking Tour, great for small intimate groups, visiting Harlem civil rights sights, ending at the Harlem Black Lives Matter Mural, book via link below: https://www.harlemheritage.com//harlem-civil-rights-walki/

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