Battle Of San Juan Hill 1898: Pivotal Moment In The Spanish-American War

The Battle of San Pietro

What was in this area before Lincoln Center was built? San Juan Hill was an ethnically diverse and largely working-class neighborhood that was established at the turn of the 20th century and existed until “urban renewal” projects displaced hundreds of its businesses and thousands of its residents in the 50s and 60s for redevelopment. Hear Alrene Yu, Archivist and our Director of Knowledge and Legacy, share some of the history of San Juan Hill, then check out the new digital hub "Legacies of San

San Juan Hill: Manhattan’s Lost Neighborhood - Movie

San Juan Hill was once home to thousands of Puerto Rican and Black families before being demolished in the name of “urban renewal.” In its place, Lincoln Center rose—erasing a vibrant burgeoning community but not its legacy. To continue uncovering this history, CENTRO’s Data Hub has released a new report: Urban Renewal and the Displacement of Puerto Ricans in Lincoln Square. Explore the findings and join us for the Data Hub Teach-In: Findings on San Juan Hill on October 7th. You can also visit S

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