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We Love Parks the Our Story.

General William Tecumseh Sherman Monument: Grand Army Plaza , South East Corner of Central Park

On May 11th, 2022 we met our favorite NYC Urban Explorer & Historian Christopher D. Todd. In the meeting we learned about his mission to visit NYC 1,700 Public Parks in alphabetical order, and his plans to identify the historical significance of each park. As Neighborhood Narrators we couldn't miss out on the opportunity to learn more about our city and the history that has molded us all. Our mutual interest in NYC parks and its history encouraged us create a collaborative space to share what we've learned together so we came up with "We Love Parks". 

Visit us on Instagram @Open_Road_NYC and @CityLyfe4u for updates on Parks visited. 

Must See NYC Parks Beginning w/ the Letter F.

Fidler-Wyckoff House Park, Brooklyn

Fidler-Wyckoff House Park, Brooklyn

Fidler-Wyckoff House Park, Brooklyn

Highlighted for: 

It's historical significance, having on its grounds the oldest standing structure in the state of New York. This structure being  the Wyckoff House which is estimated to have been built prior to the year 1641.

Ferry Point Park, The Bronx

Fidler-Wyckoff House Park, Brooklyn

Fidler-Wyckoff House Park, Brooklyn

Highlighted for: 

It's access to NYC Ferry port, multiple angled views of the Whitestone Bridge, and the walking paths it has on the water front. 

Fort Washington, Manhattan

Fidler-Wyckoff House Park, Brooklyn

Fabor Pool & Park, Staten Island

Highlighted for: 

It's historical significance, it is named after the neighborhood named after the Revolutionary War fort that was named after General George Washington. It is also home to the east tower of the George Washington Bridge as well as the historical Little Red Lighthouse that sits directly under said bridge. 

Fabor Pool & Park, Staten Island

Fidler-Wyckoff House Park, Brooklyn

Fabor Pool & Park, Staten Island

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It's beautiful waterfront view of the Bayonne Bridge, it's historical significance being in a location which George Washington sailed passed on his way to his inauguration in 1789, and the beautiful design of the park itself.

Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens

Highlighted for: 

Being the quintessential park of the borough of Queens. It has great historical significance with being the site of two World Fairs. One in 1939, and the other in 1964. This park has all the amenities and attractions that both Central Park and Prospect Park has. However, it also has more (ie; stadiums, a hall of sciences, and mini golf.)

Did you know? NYC has approximately 1,700 public parks.

Did you know? NYC has approximately 1,700 public parks.

Did you know? NYC has approximately 1,700 public parks.

Did you know? NYC has approximately 1,700 public parks.

Did you know? NYC has approximately 1,700 public parks.

Did you know? NYC has approximately 1,700 public parks.

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    To learn more about NYC Park history follow : @Open_Road_NYC

    To learn more about NYC Park history follow : @Open_Road_NYC

    To learn more about NYC Park history follow : @Open_Road_NYC

    To learn more about NYC Park history follow : @Open_Road_NYC

    To learn more about NYC Park history follow : @Open_Road_NYC

    To learn more about NYC Park history follow : @Open_Road_NYC

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