PARK FACT:
Henry C. Murphy (1810-1882), one of the former owners of the land that's now Owl's Head Park, was a prominent politician. During his term as New York State Senator, he drafted and signed a bill that authorized the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge.
Owl's Head Park
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Under Construction
The upper overlook terrace and paths are closed. We are reconstructing the 70-year old terrace with new paving, benches, fences, landscaping and lighting. A new path will make the terrace accessible to everyone. We are also adding a drinking fountain and bike rack. In addition, we will be pruning and fertilizing the trees and cleaning the drainage system.
The result will be a lovely, tranquil spot to relax and enjoy nature, or to participate in special events.
Anticipated Completion: Spring 2010












