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SOUTHWEST BRONX

Mott Haven

boundaries: N- East 149th St.; E- Bruckner Expressway; S- Major Deegan Expressway; W- Harlem River

 

 

 

There are three (3) historical districts in this area.

 

 St. Ann's Shrine

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(south of Fordham Rd. west of Bronx River)

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 Melrose

boundaries: E- Brook Ave.; S- 149th St.; W- Park Ave.; N- Intersection of Brook and Park Ave.

 

 

 

The HUB where Bronx residents did their shopping for decades.

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Melrose
  • BRONX DOCUMENTARY CENTER, 614 Courtlandt Avenue 

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Hunts Point

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Hunts Point

boundaries: N- Bruckner Expressway; E- Bronx River; S- East River

 

 

 

There is a legend that George Fox (founder of the Quakers) used to preach in this area and Wiliam H. Fox (his descendant) owned a great deal of the land that  is now Hunts Point.

Bronx Park South

boundaries: Boston Road; Southern Blvd.'  Cross Bronx Servvice Road; Bronx Park South

 

The oldest public veterans’ burial ground in the Bronx; this small cemetery holds the remains of forty veterans of four wars: War of 1812, Civil War, Spanish American War and WWI. 

 

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Bronx Park South
West Concourse
  • MACOMBS DAM PARK (West Concourse) River Avenue to the Harlem River between E. 157th Street and E. 161st Street and E. 164th Street

    • MACOMBS DAM FOUNTAIN designed by Martin Schenck  

 

  • JOYCE KILMER PARK, Grand Concourse to Walton Avenue, between East 161st Street and E 164th Street (across from the Courthouse)

    • HEINRICH HEINE MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN by Ernst Herter  

    • LOUIS J. HEINTZ MEMORIAL by Pierre Feltu

    • “TREES” by Joyce Kilmer on a ground plate​

 

 

  • MURAL HONORING DJ KOOL HERC designed by Members of Tats Cru, Grand Concourse and 166th Street

 

West Concourse

boundaries: Grand Concourse; Cross Bronx Expressway; Macombs Rd; East 149th St.

 

It is mainly an Hispanic neighborhood.

 

Andrew Freedman Historic House

Neighborhoods

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