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Harlem Book Fair 2005 Street Plan Final Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard (7th Ave) Welcome Welcome Tent #2 Tent #1 S1 empty position C1 empty position N1 empty position S2 empty position empty position N2 S3 empty position C2 empty position N3 Heavenly Bod-Tees S4 Sasy Singles Wearable Art Twelfth Church of Chrit. Scientist N4 1 1 3 S5 Tananna Entertainment C3 John L. Clark (Aubu) N5 3 5 5 t Marie Elanne t h S6 Afri-Décor Harlem My Love/HML NY N6 h S S t S7 African Voices C4 Akeem Collective Middle Passage N7 t r r e empty position e e S8 Wayland House Six Point Cultural N8 e t t S N S9 Eva Marshall C5 Cultural Vibes N9 o o u Simple & Plain r t t S10 Jeannie M. Zongo United African Educational Foundation N10 h h S S S11 Perri Tales C6 Sankofa/James Martin N11 i i d d International Tee's e e S12 Prayer and Help United for Peace N12 S13 Errol Grimes Dance Group C7 Bruce Publishing N13 Warm Spirit INDP Consultant S14 Uplift Fragrances Cultural Vibes/Positive Vibes N14 S15 Region C8 In My Image Production N15 empty position S16 Moses Somubi Spirit of Love & Service N16 S17 Black Books Galore C9 Dawhah Unlimited Alliance N17 Girl Scouts Council S18 Art by Gerome Pub. Co Dawhah Unlimited Alliance N18 S19 L.A. Views Upscale Magazine N19 S20 Yvette A. Griffith Valarie D. Bankhead N20 S21 Shawn Barratt Nyemay Collectables N21 C h S22 All Saints School i Harlem Underground N22 l d r e n S23 Leonard Webb ' Renee Flagler N23 s P a S24 Just Us Books Inc. v Latephine Collectibles Inc. N24 i l l i o n Harlem Book Fair 2005 - Rev. 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