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

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Baisley Pond Park

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

Queens

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Acres: 109.61

Baisley Pond Park Memorial map_it

  • Sculptor: James F. Walsh
  • Description: Stele on plinth
  • Materials: Granite
  • Cast: ca. 1921
  • Dedicated: September 5, 1921
  • Donor: Local citizens

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