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PARK FACT:

30-acre Baisley's Pond was created in the 18th century when local farmers dammed three streams in order to power their grain mill.

Baisley Pond Park

N. Conduit Ave., 116 Ave. bet. 150 St., Suptin Blvd., and Baisley Blvd. S.

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Directions: Google Maps | MTA Trip Planner

Acres: 109.61

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SUTPHIN PLGD	SUTPHIN BLVD & 125 AVE
157TH ST PLGD	157 ST & 116 AVE

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Community Board: 12
Council District: 28
Council Member: Ruben Wills
Park ID: Q005