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 roles in the American Revolution and their vibrant cultural tapestry. It chronicles the area's evolution as a refuge for diverse immigrant groups, from Native Americans to Jewish refugees and the Latino community. Additionally, it showcases the notable dolomitic Inwood marble, used in prominent government buildings. Through vintage images, the narrative captures the transformation of these neighborhoods over the decades, emphasizing their contributions to the region's identity.