New York Historical Features: Parks

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Historical Featuresare physical or cultural features that are no longer visible on the landscape. Examples: a dried up lake, a destroyed building, a hill leveled by mining. The term makes no reference to the age, use, or any other aspect of the feature. A ghost town, for example, is not a historical feature if it is still visible.

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Name County USGS Topo Map
Archbold Stadium Onondaga Syracuse West
Boulevard Grove Kings Brooklyn
Brighton Beach Park Kings Coney Island
Capitoline Grounds Kings Brooklyn
Celoron Park Chautauqua Lakewood
Crugers Park Westchester Haverstraw
Darling Field Fulton Gloversville
Dyckman Oval New York Central Park
Eastern Park Kings Brooklyn
Ebbets Field Kings Brooklyn
Elgin Botanic Garden New York Central Park
Ellis Island National Monument New York Jersey City
Freeport Stadium Nassau Freeport
Golden City Amusement Park Kings Brooklyn
Hamilton Square New York Central Park
Herman Goldman Center For Sports And Recreation New York Central Park
Holleder Memorial Stadium Monroe Rochester West
Indian Point Park Westchester Peekskill
Institute Park Kings Brooklyn
Lewisohn Stadium New York Central Park
MacArthur Stadium Onondaga Syracuse West
Meadow Brook Polo Field Nassau Freeport
Monticello Amusement Park Sullivan Monticello
Normal Park Erie Buffalo NW
Offerman Stadium Erie Buffalo NE
Olympic Field New York Central Park
Phelps Park Broome Binghamton West
Polo Grounds New York Central Park
Scheutzen Park Queens Central Park
Shea Stadium Queens Flushing
Silver Stadium Monroe Rochester East
Sunset Park Westchester Yonkers
Union Grounds Kings Brooklyn
War Memorial Stadium Erie Buffalo NE
Washington Park Kings Brooklyn
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