Misa Gospel en Harlem

Harlem has evolved from early Dutch farms and important American Revolutionary sites into a powerful center of African American political cultural and social life rich in history and tradition This journey explores historic landmarks such as Hamilton Grange and the Morris Jumel Mansion both of which served as military headquarters during the American Revolution As you walk through these meaningful places you gain insight into the foundations that shaped Harlem into one of the most influential neighborhoods in the United States.

The tour also highlights the Harlem Renaissance of the early twentieth century a time when Black writers musicians artists and thinkers flourished and powerful political movements emerged Discover iconic locations such as Sugar Hill Strivers Row and Sylvan Terrace Walk along One Hundred Twenty Fifth Street also known as Martin Luther King Boulevard the heart of Harlem commerce and culture Stand outside the legendary Apollo Theater where many world famous African American performers began their careers One of the most moving moments of the morning is attending a local church service and experiencing the uplifting sounds of gospel music celebrated worldwide.