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The Hip Hop Collection curates local and national knowledge to illuminate the culture of Hip Hop.

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Queens Memory

Hip Hop in Queens

1979 AS SEEN ON Hip Hop in Queens

DJ Devine, DJ Casino(Bernard Fields), and DJ Kendo DJ'ing at the "Armory Reunion," Photo donated by Bernard Fields

Queens is the home to some of the most successful and prominent members of the Hip Hop community. The borough has a rich history of people that have been vital to the growth of the music, history, and culture of the genre. Visit Queens Memory to listen to interviews with Hip Hop Pioneers and to see some of the photos and flyers they have donated to the Queens Library Archives that reflect the borough's influence on the genre.

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Charles Hewlett Miscellaneous Documents
Low-Eaton Business Records and Papers
Benjamin F. Everitt, Hannah M. Everitt, and Mary Ellen Everitt Miscellaneous School Documents
Joseph H. Van Mater, Jr. Miscellaneous Real Estate Deeds
William H. Powell Correspondence
Jamaica And Hempstead Towns Miscellaneous Documents
Stacy Hepburn Letters
Peter Clark Miscellaneous Documents
Isaac Hicks Letters
Peter Clark Miscellaneous Documents
New York State Comptroller’s Office Letters
Ichabod Brush Estate Papers

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