LPC Unveils Historic Markers for Bronx's Old Croton Aqueduct Walk
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    Old Croton Aqueduct Walk was designated as the Bronx’s first scenic landmark in April. The new historic markers feature a brief description of Old Croton Aqueduct, which brought the first direct water supply to the city, and the public walkway built on top of its embankments.

Red room with high ceilings and pillars
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    The 1 Wall Street Banking Room Interior, a unique and elaborately tiled space commonly known as the "Red Room," represents the work of two masters: architect Ralph Walker and muralist Hildreth Meière.

Tree-lined block with a row of brownstones
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    The Willoughby-Hart Historic District in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn features two blocks of distinctive late-19th century row houses and is an architectural highlight within the broader neighborhood.

Entrance to fenced cemetery with gravestones, memorial, and flagpole, sign reads
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    Frederick Douglass Memorial Park is the only existing non-sectarian cemetery founded by — and specifically for — New York City’s Black community, and offered a dignified place for Black New Yorkers when discrimination and segregation excluded them from other burial sites.

Color photo of tan Renaissance Revival-style building, streetlight in foreground
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    The Renaissance Revival-style office building is a notable landmark in Brooklyn’s civic and commercial center, and a testament to the pivotal role electricity played in fueling Brooklyn’s early 20th century development.

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