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PARK FACT:

The Rockaway, Lenape, and Delaware Native Americans inhabited the land that is now Forest Park before the arrival of the Dutch in 1635.

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Forest Park

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Myrtle Ave., Union Turnpike, Park Lane South bet. Brooklyn-Queens County Line and Park Lane

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Acres: 543.53

Monuments

Browse all Parks monuments on our Permanent Art and Monuments page

Corporal Robert Gray Tree Marker

Corporal Robert Gray Tree Marker

Tree marker

Job

Job

Standing figure (life size), integral plinth

Raoul Wallenberg Marker

Raoul Wallenberg Marker

Marker on plinth on base

Richmond Hill Flagstaff

Richmond Hill Flagstaff

Flagstaff pedestal and base

Richmond Hill War Memorial

Richmond Hill War Memorial

Standing figure (over life-size) contemplates a grave marked by a cross, on integral plinth, on pedestal with plaque

Sergeant Joseph E. Schaefer Memorial

Sergeant Joseph E. Schaefer Memorial

Octagonal planter

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