Mott Haven Historic Walking Tour - New York City Borough Pass

In 1639, Jonas Bronck settled in this area with the idea of creating farmland outside of colonial New York. Within 4 years, the land was in the possession of the Morris family who assisted with the industrial developments over the next 2 centuries. 

The influx of German and Irish immigrant families created multiple opportunities for work and upscaled the residential lifestyles of the neighborhood

Named after Jordan L Mott (inventor of the coal burning stove)

With the development of three historic districts (Bronx Antiques, Bertine Block & Mott Haven East) Mott Haven is a prime example of how a neighborhood with a rural beginning can eventually flourish into an industrial and urban landscape.  

Meeting Location:  Graham Triangle (East 138th Street between Lincoln and Morris Avenues) 

Nearest Subway: 6 Train to 138th Street - Third Avenue 

Estimated Duration: 2 Hours