Virginia and Franklin Harlow with their son, Philip. Philip is seen receiving the 'Black Athlete of the Year' award given by the Grand Street Boys, a Syracuse community service organization of African American men which gave athletic awards to local high school students.

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@ Onondaga County Public Library. Local History & Genealogy Department

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The Harlow family has lived in Syracuse for over seventy years. Before coming to Syracuse, family members lived in Panama and Geneva, NY. The Harlows used to live in Pioneer Homes. Carmen Harlow is the Onondaga County legislative Representative of the area served by Beauchamp Branch Library.He graduated from Nottingham High School and from Syracuse University which he attended on an athletic scholarship.

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Image

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Photograph B&Amp;W

Contributors:

Harlow, Carmen (Photograph donor)

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