New York City Structures, Hamilton Grange

Alexander Hamilton’s home, the only house he was ever known to have owned, sits in the center of Hamilton Heights in Harlem and has been relocated to its third and final location.
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Hamilton Grange was Alexander Hamilton's only home. It has been relocated twice since it was built in 1802 and is now in St. Nicholas Park in Hamilton Heights, on land that was once part of Hamilton's 32 acre estate. (Tim McDevitt/The Epoch Times)
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