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Apr 1, 2009 ... Harlem Meer ("Meer" is Dutch for "Lake") occupies the northeast corner of New York City's Central Park, in a section of park that was added ...
en.wikipedia.org
en.wikipedia.org
Nestled up in the north east corner of Central Park is Harlem Meer, at 11 acres the second largest manmade body of water inside the park and, ...
www.centralpark.com
www.centralpark.com
Information about the 2009 Harlem Meer Performance Festival, a free annual concert series offered by the Central Park Conservancy.
www.centralparknyc.org
www.centralparknyc.org
Olmsted and Vaux called this 11-acre man-made water body the Meer (Dutch for lake) in recognition of the former swampland in nearby Harlem, the 17th-century ...
www.centralparknyc.org
www.centralparknyc.org
Residing in a unique setting to the east of the North Woods and very much in harmony with that woodland landscape is the Harlem Meer (the word meer in Dutch ...
www.centralpark2000.com
www.centralpark2000.com
An 11-acre oasis at the northeastern end of the park. See the profile of this NYC attraction in Manhattan.
nymag.com
nymag.com
Many visitors consider the restored Harlem Meer one of the Park's most beautiful landscapes, and great care has been taken in its restoration to encourage ...
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www.pps.org
Those who never venture beyond 96th Street miss out on two of the park's loveliest attractions: the Conservatory Garden and Harlem Meer, an 11-acre sheet of ...
www.fodors.com
www.fodors.com
Local residents and some visitors enjoy the rhythms of modern jazz, salsa, gospel and at times modern dance here at the Lila Wallace Reader's Digest Plaza ...
www.centralpark2000.com
www.centralpark2000.com
The 11-acre Harlem Meer (Dutch for "Lake") and its surrounding wooded landscape were constructed after the lower Park had been completed. ...
wirednewyork.com
wirednewyork.com
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