The busy market, shops and streets with African American population in Harlem New York. Sign at corner of West 127th street. A good number of people prominently African Americans can be seen. The roads, traffic, shops and buildings of the area are shown. Sign for Garcia Grande Cigars and two men smoking pipes and talking in foreground. People talking in groups, young men playing tennis on a street. (Harlem Renaissance period.)
A famous mansion in New York. A look at the building from a distant site across a manicured lawn with trees. The building as seen from among the trees.
Shops and buildings promoting the slogans of peace. Displays of a laundry shop, a furniture shop and a dress shop with the word 'peace' written on them. A woman arranges dress in a shop.
Cars and traffic outside a residential brownstone neighborhodd in New York City, USA. Closer view of one brownstone home shows its address "1887" at the top of its entrance.
A shop of fish and other foods with the word 'Peace Fish Fruit and Vegetables' written on its wall. The shop is below the church named 'St. Mark's Holy Tabernacle'. The owners of the shop getting the label painted by the painter. Peace Laundry Shop and Peace Tailor Shop with the word 'Peace' displayed.
An African American man with his hand cart standing outside Peace ShoeShine Shop in New York. An African American child watches as the man prepares snow balls. The hand cart of this man is written with slogans as 'Peace to The World' and 'Peace I Thank YouFather'. A cart with a man selling peanuts.
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