Black achievements and struggles during Jim Crow laws.

Welcome to thebrownstonezone.com – a series of stirring collages that capture the black experience on a canvas of New York’s iconic chocolate-colored brownstones. From row houses in Bed-Stuy to townhomes in Harlem, these stately, historic dwellings became the heart and soul of African American culture to the 6 million blacks who migrated from the rural South to the urban Northeast between 1916 and 1970. Rich in history, politics and headlines, the Brownstone Zone is looking to engage, educate and enlighten.