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order to foster the assimilation of Syrian immigrants and further promote their acceptance by the American populace by erasing any divisive findings. Hitti even went on to obscure anti-Syrian prejudice, and government backed studies such as the a 1901 report by the Industrial Commission that noted that Syrians lacked a strong worth ethic.
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in Little Syria as city landmarks. Then, in 2019, the Washington Street Advocacy Group published a report by its president, Todd Fine, "Voluntary Destruction: Historic Preservation in the Lower West Side since September 11, 2001". Among other things, the report urged that the Community House and the
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closed in 1932. By August 1946, residents and business owners on the stretch of Washington Street from Rector Street to Battery Place in what was then the "heart of New York's Arab world" had received condemnation notices, just years before the neighborhood was razed to create entrance ramps needed
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However, Houghton's report was in spite of the fact that at this time many immigrants lived in squalor in multi-family tenements as noted by immigrant Abraham Mitrie Rihbany, during his time working and living in the Syrian Colony. Hitti was also notorious for cherry picking details and findings in
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describes playwright Henry Chapman Ford's view of Syrian-Americans by quoting that, "Their family life, their clean way of living impressed me and I decided that the Americanization of such a race was a big factor in making the "melting pot" one of the greatest nations of history". An 1895 New York
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seminarians between the 1830s and 1880s. Many were converts as a result of the American Protestant mission in Syria and only remained in the U.S. for a few years to complete their studies before returning home. The first wave of permanent Syrian immigrants arrived in Manhattan through the
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to above Rector Street. This neighborhood became the center of New York's first community of Arabic-speaking immigrants. In spite of this name the neighborhood was never exclusively Syrian or Arab, as there were also many Irish, German, Slavic, and Scandinavian immigrant families present.
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in 1869 lead many merchants to leave for port cities across Africa, Latin America, and North America, with Manhattan being one. It is estimated that only 5-10% of the area's Arab residents were Muslims, mostly coming from the area around present day
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having already been designated an individual landmark. A proposal for a "mini historic district" has been put before the Landmarks Preservation Commission, in response to what is being referred to as a "landmarks emergency".
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was established by the brothers Nageeb and Dr. Abraham J. Arbeely, Syrian immigrants who settled in Tennessee. The Arbeely were one of the first Syrian families to immigrate to the U.S., Nageeb Arbeely was even made the
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described Little Syria as "an enclave in the New World where Arabs first peddled goods, worked in sweatshops, lived in tenements and hung their own signs on stores." Naoum and Salloum Mokarzel created the publication
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Much of Little Syria was demolished in the 1940s to allow construction of entrance ramps to the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel. What was left was bulldozed two decades later to make way for the World Trade Center.
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was first modified to produce Arabic characters, which transformed Arabic language journalism. The first Arabic-language periodicals in North America were all printed in New York, the first being
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The Christians in the neighborhood mainly lived on Washington Street, to the south of the site of the World Trade Center, where they established three churches, including
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were among the first cultural luminaries that called Little Syria home, with the other cultural, educational, and journalistic minds. It was in Little Syria the
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denominations, with a few Protestants, who had fled Greater Syria due to religious persecution and poverty following the French intervention after the
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just enough of their traits, dress, ideas remain, no matter how long they have been here, to give the colonies they form spice and a touch of novelty.
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from the late 1880s until the 1940s. The name for the neighborhood came from the Arabic-speaking population who emigrated from
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on the rapid expansion of the area and its popularity in New York City. The neighborhood is a setting in the 2013 novel
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landing docks and registration depot by the start of the 1880s. These were mostly rural Christian merchants from the
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honors the history of the former neighborhood through interpretive plaques and signs. In 2011, a collection of
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as early as May 1882. Over the years, several reports were published which called the Syrian peddlers "
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The earliest Syrians migrants to arrive in the United States were nearly all men, who came as
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perhaps one great reason that keeps the Syrian Colony in the lower part of Washington Street
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mainly had an Orthodox Christian readership and was edited for a time by the theologian
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and Arab-American activists, under the "Save Washington Street" campaign, lobbied the
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the Syrian Arabs from the Lebanon range have undertaken to invade the United States
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during the summer. Other peddlers sold luxury goods and religious objects such as
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tenement be preserved as among the last remaining vestiges of Little Syria, with
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The neighborhood declined as the inhabitants began moving out to other areas,
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Syrian immigrants appreciated liberty, kept clean homes, and obeyed the law
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sentiments against Syrians began to be published in local papers such as
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area in Ottoman Syria. The majority of these Christians belonged to the
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Patrons of a Syrian restaurant playing cards and smoking hookah (1910)
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Strangers in the West: The Syrian Colony of New York City, 1880-1900
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leave all their quaint customs, garments, ways of thinking at home,
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and worked as an immigration inspector at Ellis Island.
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Index

Former Neighborhood in Manhattan
Lebanon Restaurant, 88 Washington Street, Manhattan (1936)
Manhattan
40°42′29″N 74°00′50″W / 40.70806°N 74.01389°W / 40.70806; -74.01389
United States
State
New York
City
New York City
Borough
Manhattan
Community District
Manhattan 1
ZIP Code
Area codes
212, 332, 646
917
Arabic
New York City
borough
Manhattan
Ottoman Syria
Lebanon
Syria
Jordan
Israel
Palestine
Washington Street
Battery Park
Brooklyn Heights

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