1863 draft rioters torched Colored Orphan Asylum. 233 children were saved, sheltered at DPC&C facilities on Blackwell’s Island. It was begun in 1836 by 3 Quaker ladies who hired 1st U.S. black Doctor James McCune Smith, medically trained in Scotland, as the orphan’s physician. Harlem Dowling West Side Center for Children & Family Services had its roots in the Orphan Asylum.
The torched orphanage image is based on an 1863 Illustrated London News sketch appearing on a number of web sites, including CUNY Graduate Center's Virtual New York presentation of Seymour B. Durst's Old York Library collection of NY historical materials. See
http://www.vny.cuny.edu/Search/search_res_image.php?id=285
The Harlem Dowling West Side Cente logo and h&s image of Dr. Smith can be found on its  web site, including its 175th Anniversary Journal web page at
http://harlemdowlinggala2007.eventjournal.com/view_about.php?action=page&journal_id=83&page_id=4338