The story
Afrika Bambaataa transformed this housing project community center into Zulu Nation headquarters and one of hip hop's original big venues.
Everything that was here
- 1976–present · still open
Bronx River Community CenterCommunity Center
Afrika Bambaataa transformed this housing project community center into Zulu Nation headquarters and one of hip hop's original big venues.
See the map in 1977 → - 1974–present · still open
Bronx River Houses Community CenterCommunity Center
The Soundview gymnasium where Afrika Bambaataa founded the Universal Zulu Nation and created hip hop's spiritual philosophy.
See the map in 1975 → - 1923–2008
Yankee Stadium (Original)Stadium
The House That Ruth Built—the most storied stadium in American sports history.
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Yankee Stadium (The House That Ruth Built)Stadium
The Cathedral of Baseball where Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, and Joe DiMaggio became legends over 85 years of Yankees dominance.
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Nearby history
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