What follows is an exchange of information by, and of interest to, the constituents of the Riverton Community in Harlem, New York.
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Friday, October 26, 2007
Conversation With Mr. Dinkins
From a lofty office high above Harlem's Morningside Park, the esteemed but ever humble former mayor David Dinkins shares his thoughts on life,love,politics,friends and the Riverton.dinkins harlem
Ken, Mr Dinkins lived at Riverton during what period. Please tell us his building number. I was told it was10 East. My Friend, Ms. D.P said he resided in her apt. before she moved in. Thanks, Ron Myers
Ron, I'm sure Mr Dinkins made mention of his building during the course of the interview, but I haven't yet digested all of that material, so I don't know....Keith Wright could surely tell you.
As a new resident at Riverton, I stopped in at the NYPL last month to look up this information. In the white pages of the early 1960s, David N Dinkins was listed as a resident of 2200 Madison Avenue. His law office was listed at 401 Broadway.
Cal Ramsey, Congressman Charles Rangel, Dr.Keith Hunter, Glenn Hunter& Ken Sargeant
Remarks at the initial screening of "Down By The Riverside" at Harlem's Schomburg Center July14, 2007
Dinkins pin
Riverton Ironwork
Clifford Alexander and Staff
Clifford Alexander Sr. with Office Manager-Doris Haywood, and Facilities Manager-Charlie Clark
Stuyvesant Town Fight- July 1947
A pitched battle, pitting what were then the forces of institutionalized racism against those insisting upon change, was concluded with the decision by the court exempting Metlife from any obligation to be race neutral in its selection process at that time.
Riverton Opens
Years of acrimonious negotiations arising from biased selection processes "downtown" gave rise to the settlement which resulted in the ostensiby integrated Riverton Housing Development
My The Black Fives Blog Panel
Lenox and 135th
Once called "speakers corner", 135th and Lenox was so-named because anyone with a "notion" and a soapbox could have a platform from which to pontificate.
The Lincoln Giants
The Lincoln Giants were a pre-Negro league team that played on Olympic field,the site of the present-day "Riverton Playground".
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Ken, Mr Dinkins lived at Riverton during what period. Please tell us his building number. I was told it was10 East. My Friend, Ms. D.P said he resided in her apt. before she moved in.
Thanks,
Ron Myers
Ron, I'm sure Mr Dinkins made mention of his building during the course of the interview, but I haven't yet digested all of that material, so I don't know....Keith Wright could surely tell you.
As a new resident at Riverton, I stopped in at the NYPL last month to look up this information. In the white pages of the early 1960s, David N Dinkins was listed as a resident of 2200 Madison Avenue. His law office was listed at 401 Broadway.
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