The Savoy Ballroom was a Harlem nightspot known for its policy of racial integration. Photographs taken prior to its demolition in 1952 were used to assess compensation to the property owners. New York County Supreme Court Condemnation proceedings, NYC Municipal Archives.
- Page 1: Black and white photograph displaying outside of the Savoy Ballroom with prominent awning.
- Page 2: Black and White photograph displaying entrance of the Savoy Ballroom with two staircases, glass door, a booth on the right side of the entrance and a checkered floor.
- Page 3: Black and white photograph displaying top of staircase showing mural on the wall. The mural depicts a dance scene.
- Page 4: Black and white photograph displaying open floor of venue with various tables set up.
- Page 5: Black and white photograph displaying stage setup at venue.