Harlem’s Hamilton Heights and Sugar Hill

Janes Walk

Led By Hank Orenstein

Join us as we discover some of Manhattan’s hidden treasures along with the history and current lifestyle! Encompassing both sides of Broadway this unique and diverse Manhattan neighborhood contains some of the city’s most beautiful townhouses, unique architecture, historic sites and Manhattan’s only state park, which is a vital community hub. We’ll stop by The Grange, the only home owned by Alexander Hamilton, community gardens and an art gallery that specializes in artists of African descent. Along our route there are distinctive houses of worship and the stunning campus of the City College of New York. Note indoor access to The Grange and other locations will be subject to the respective group visit policy.

Bring snacks and water to drink, sun protection recommended.

Accessibility

Estimated walking distance is 4 miles with some uphill and downhill terrain. We’ll stop for restrooms at the beginning of the tour at Riverbank State Park and have at least one break during our walk. Tour ends at 145th Street and Broadway by the #1 subway and places to grab a bite to eat.

Location Information

RSVP is required and capacity is limited. Meeting location, ending location, and directions will be provided via email before walk date.

guided

Friday, May 1, 2026
1:00 PM
3 hours

Borough: Manhattan
Theme: History & Culture
Language: English
The Grange, named after his grandfather's estate in Scotland, was the home of Alexander Hamilton, American statesman and first Secretary of the Treasury. Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons, National Park Service Digital Image Archives. Modifications: cropped.