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L/Cpl. Thomas P. Noonan Playground Thomas P. Noonan (1943-1969) was born in Brooklyn, and graduated from Hunter’s College with a bachelor’s degree in...
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Lady Moody Triangle Lady Deborah Moody (ca.1583-1659), a wealthy, Protestant widow, left England for America in 1639, and in 1645, settled in Broo...
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Lafayette Gardens Lafayette Gardens is named in honor of the prominent French statesman and military leader Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert ...
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Lafayette Playground Lafayette Square is named in honor of the prominent French statesman and military leader Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert D...
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Lafayette Playground - House Sparrows in New York City Parks If you look around Lafayette Playground, you will probably see house sparrows (Passer domesticus). This small, brown bird has...
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Lafayette Square Lafayette Square is named in honor of the prominent French statesman and military leader Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert D...
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LaGuardia Landing Lights This unconventional park was created in 1958 when the Port Authority surrendered nine parcels of land to the City for park pur...
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Lajos Kossuth Monument For many years on March 15th, Hungarian Independence
Day has been celebrated on Riverside Drive at the monument to patri...
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Lakeview Lane Playground Located on the edge of Baisley Pond Park and bounded on one side by Lakeview Lane, both the playground and street are named fo...
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Lang Triangle This triangle honors Luke J. Lang (c.1894-1917), a soldier who gave his life in World War I (1914-1918). Born in 1894, Lang l...
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Last Chance Pond This pond is named for the organization that helped to preserve the site for the Staten Island community, Last Chance Pond and...
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Latham Park The namesake of this small park is William H. Latham (1903-1987), Consulting Park Engineer under Robert Moses (1889-1981) and ...
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LaTourette Park LaTourette Park, like much of the surrounding area, was once the farm property of David (1786-1864) and Ann (1794-1862) LaTour...
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Laurelton Playground In 1906, former New York State Senator William H. Reynolds founded the Laurelton Land Company and purchased a 300-acre tract l...
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Lawrence Linekin Children’s Playground
This playground, located in Forest Park near the corner of Myrtle Avenue and 80th Street, honors Lawrence G. Linekin (1931-...
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Lawrence Playground This playground honors William Lawrence (1622-1680) the first Englishman to settle on Tues Neck, the small peninsula now known...
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Lawrence Triangle This small triangle near Flushing Hospital Medical Center honors General George J. Lawrence, Jr. (1881-1949), a doctor, soldie...
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Leeseberg Perennial Garden
This garden honors Doctor Norbert H. Leeseberg (1930-1995), an educator and community activist in Staten Island. The oldes...
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Lefferts Playground Lefferts Playground honors an influential Dutch family that resided in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Flatbush. The Lefferts tr...
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