Brooklyn · NYC landmark
McGolrick Park Shelter Pavilion
bounded by Nassau and Driggs Avenues and Monitor and Russell Streets · Brooklyn, New York City
A curved colonnade organizes the paths and central gathering space of a historic Greenpoint park.
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NYFE Summary
An open arcade joins a small pavilion at each end. Its curve shapes the oval space in front, with paths spreading outward through the park. Paired columns, arched windows and roof balustrades carry the design from one end to the other.
The park was first called Winthrop Park. It received its present name in 1941 to honor Monsignor Edward McGolrick. Nearby monuments remember local service in the First World War and the ironclad USS Monitor.
NYFE summary from the official history and visitor sources linked below.
Plan a visit
Check the operator’s current opening, admission and access information before travelling. Historic status does not guarantee public access to every interior.
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