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1952 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd
1952 Adam Clayton Powell Jr BlvdNew York, NY 10026
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517 W 113th St
517 W 113th StNew York, NY 10025
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346-354 Manhattan AveNew York, NY 10026
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147 W 118th St, Unit 2BedroomGardenDuplex
147 W 118th StNew York, NY 10026
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2162-2168 Frederick Douglass Blvd
2162-2168 Frederick Douglass BlvdNew York, NY 10026
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1939-1943 Adam C. Powell Jr Blvd
1939-1943 Adam C. Powell Jr BlvdNew York, NY 10026
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1951-1955 Adam C. Powell Jr Blvd
1951-1955 Adam C. Powell Jr BlvdNew York, NY 10026
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Wadleigh Secondary School for the Performing and Visual Arts
215 West 114th Street
New York, NY, 10026
Public School - Grades 6-12 (353 Students)
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