Washington Heights, Inwood, and Marble Hill

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The book explores the rich history of Washington Heights, Inwood, and Marble Hill, highlighting their significant contributions to the American Revolution and the diverse cultural tapestry shaped by various immigrant communities. From Native American traders to Jewish refugees in the 1930s and a vibrant Latino population post-World War II, these neighborhoods have served as a refuge for many. Additionally, the unique dolomitic Inwood marble has historical significance, being used in notable government buildings. Vintage images capture the area's evolution over the years.