Hamilton Grange National Memorial
Cultural

Hamilton Grange National Memorial

414 West 141st Street, 10031 New York

About

In 1801, Hamilton hired John McComb Jr. to design his country home in Harlem. Hamilton’s impact on society reaches far beyond New York City, but it was the backdrop to his many personal and professional developments.

Characteristics

  • Accessible

Practical info

  • Historic landmark
  • Transit 400m
  • Park 50m
  • Notable site

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2 reviews about New York

5.0/5

avg rating

  • travelwithbri

    NYC never dissapoints

    New York is my happy place. As a Black woman I feel so seen here. Harlem brunch is everything, Brooklyn has the best vibes, and Central Park is magical in any season. The subway is gross but gets you anywhere for 2.90. Skip Times Square its a tourist trap. Go to the Met, walk the High Line, eat dollar pizza at 3am. Thats the real NYC experience.

  • kwamenyc

    The city that never discriminates

    New York est une bulle cosmopolite. En tant qu'homme noir gay, je me suis senti complètement chez moi. Harlem pour la culture noire, le Village pour la scène LGBT, Brooklyn pour le cool. Le métro est vieux mais va partout. Times Square est un piège à touristes, évitez. Les vrais New Yorkais sont directs mais bienveillants.