East Flatbush Children’s Playground This playground is named for the East Flatbush community, and for the Dutch colonial settlement of Flatbush, founded in 1652 a...
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East Fourth Street Community Garden The dedicated local residents of the East Fourth Street Garden Association have tended this site, formerly known as the Windso...
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Eastern Parkway Eastern Parkway follows the course of Jamaica Pass, a low area or valley resting between terminal moraines left here by the Wi...
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Edvard Grieg This bronze bust of Norwegian composer Edvard Hagerup Grieg (1843–1907) by sculptor Sigvald Asbjornsen (1867-1954) was d...
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El-Shabazz Playground El-Shabazz Playground is named for the civil rights leader El-Hajj Malik el-Shabazz (1925-1965), also known as Malcolm X.
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Eleanor Roosevelt Playground This Bedford-Stuyvesant playground is named after First Lady and United Nations Delegate Eleanor Roosevelt (1884-1962). ...
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Elijah Stroud Playground This playground and the adjacent school are named for Elijah J. Stroud (1923-1972), a New York Police Officer who was killed i...
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Elizabeth Stroud Playground What was here before?
Once known as Bedford Corners and Stuyvesant Heights, the Dutch farmed this area during the 17th and ...
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Elton Playground Despite the trains running overhead, Elton Playground is a quiet neighborhood park with simple but well-laid-out recreational ...
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Ennis Playground What was here before?
Maps of Gowanus from as early as 1906 show a mixture of residential lots alongside heavy industry, ch...
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Epiphany Park What was here before?Both Epiphany Church and Epiphany Park are located in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Williamsburg, named fo...
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Ericsson Playground Located at the intersection of Manhattan Avenue and Leonard Street in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Greenpoint, this large play...
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Ethan Allen Park Bounded by Cozine Avenue, New Jersey Avenue, Wortman Avenue, and Vermont Street, this playground is named for Ethan Allen (173...
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Eugenio Maria De Hostos Playground This playground is named for Eugenio Maria De Hostos (1839-1903), the 19th century Puerto Rican revolutionary, reformer, and e...
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