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AccessibilityConstance Baker Motley Recreation Center
E. 54 St. bet. 1 Ave. and 2 Ave.
Manhattan
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Located in the heart of midtown, the 54th Street Recreation Center has been a community staple for years. It is named in honor of Constance Baker Motley. Motley, born in 1921, was the first African American woman to become a federal judge. She was a leading jurist and legal advocate during the Civil Rights movement, and the first Black woman to serve as Manhattan Borough President.
Discover the history of Constance Baker Motley Recreation Center
Events
Open access to our fitness room which includes strength equipment and cardio machines
Directions to Constance Baker Motley Recreation Center
Know Before You Go
The indoor pool is closed at this location.
The indoor pool at this location will be closed until further notice.
Capital Projects
- Al Oerter Recreation Center, Constance Baker Motley Recreation Center & Chelsea Recreation Center HVAC Systems Reconstruction
- Citywide HVAC Controls Building Automation Systems Installation
- Constance Baker Motley Recreation Center Fitness Room Reconstruction
- Constance Baker Motley Recreation Center Sidewalk Vault Reconstruction
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