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If You’d Like to Go Latin Here in Manhattan, Try Cha Cha Chá: When Havana's Panart Records came to Lincoln Square
Judy Cantor-Navas
From the Vaudeville Wars to <em>Runnin’ Wild</em>: Lincoln Square’s Early Theaters
Catherine M. Young
Stepping into the Public Sphere: Arturo Schomburg's Letters to the New York Times
Vanessa K. Valdés, Author and Educator
When History Plays a Starring Role:<br/>Puerto Rican Writers, West Side Story, and San Juan Hill
Virginia Sánchez Korrol, Professor Emerita, Brooklyn College
Latin Jazz and San Juan Hill
Chris Washburne, Musician, Author, and Professor of Music at Columbia University
Recovering Legacies: How Thelonious Monk, Nina Simone, and the Musicians of San Juan Hill Made History at Lincoln Center
Al Bland, Archival Researcher at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
San Juan Hill’s Artistic Landscape
Jessica Larson, Doctoral Candidate in Art History, The Graduate Center of the City University of New York
<em>Shuffle Along</em>: The Musical That Sparked a Black Renaissance
Caseen Gaines, Author and Educator
Amsterdam News: Born in San Juan Hill, Raised in Harlem
Ron Scott, Music Writer with the Amsterdam News
A History of the Black Community in San Juan Hill: 1900-1915
Marcy S. Sacks, Professor of History at Albion College
From San Juan to San Juan Hill: The Experiences of Arturo Alfonso Schomburg (1874–1938) and Rogelio Ramirez (1913–1994)
Elena Martínez and Bobby Sanabria, Co-Artistic Directors of Bronx Music Heritage Center
Seeing Lincoln Square
Samuel Zipp, Professor of American Studies and Urban Studies at Brown University
San Juan Hill and the Black Music Revolution
Seton Hawkins, Director of Public Programs and Education Resources at Jazz at Lincoln Center
Displacement and Survival in Puerto Rican New York: Broken Promises in Lincoln Square
Lorrin Thomas, Associate Professor of History at Rutgers University-Camden
