When Pigs Fly: Big Ham Hovering Over Harlem

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The greatest show in town right now is up in Harlem, where Alexander Hamilton's historic home is—as previously mentioned—hanging out over Convent Avenue before the mansion is moved to its new home in nearby St. Nicholas Park. Tht move won't happen until June 7, so there's plenty of time to check out this curious little scene. A Curbed tipster sent us the above photos, including one from Hamilton Terrace showing the rear of the site where the house used to sit. It's like we're witnessing a gradual, painful divorce of inanimate objects. Won't someone think of the children?!
· Harlem Mansion Move Ready For a Shove [Curbed]
· Founding Father FeudWatch: Where Will the Ham Land? [Curbed]

Filed under Manhattan: Harlem/Morningside Heights, Hamilton Grange, Landmarks, St. Nicholas Park

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