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Great Kills Park & Beach

Parks – New York, New York

This park is home to a beautiful swimming beach with a new bathhouse and snack bar. Also located here are nature trails, great fishing, a marina, a public boat launch, paths for walking and joggin... More on Statenislandusa.com

CATSPAW

Bars – Manhattan, New York

Thomas Greene Park and Playground

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Parks – Brooklyn, New York

This small neighborhood fun-spot holds all sorts of sunny day activities for local families. Plentiful picnic tables make space for those eating or re laxing outdoors, while those who\'d prefer to run around use the two basketball ... More on KidsPlayParks

Pier 63

Things To Do – New York, New York

Pier 63 - If you’re trying to impress your date, Pier 63 is the place to do it. The drinks are strong, the atmosphere laid back and welcoming. ... More on clubzone

Veterans of Foreign Wars

Things To Do – Little Ferry, New Jersey

Social Club

Things To Do – Fairview, New Jersey

Terhune Park

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Parks – Englewood, New Jersey

Separate play space for 2-5 year olds (tot lot). Site of former historic building with sinerprative sign. Hackensack River Greenway ... More on KaBoom.org

Bayshore Sunrise Drive-In

Things To Do – Bay Shore, New York

Screens: 2 Sound: Car Capacity: Typical season: Technical details: none Bayshore Sunrise Drive-In Timeline: 1962 - opened 1968 - purchased ... More on drive-ins.com

Bedford Historical

Museums – Bedford, New York

August Tufte-Folk Drama Classes

Book Shopping – New York, New York

August Tufte-Folk offers summer drama classes with the theme of Scandinavian culture, folklore, and mythology.The rich Scandinavian pageant of ancient gods, Vikings, witches, gnomes, trolls, and fa... More on GoCityKids

Saloon

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Bars – New York, New York

The drinks were reasonably priced and were mixed pretty well. More on CitySearch

Bowling Green Fence Landmarks of New York

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Landmarks – New York, New York

Inscription. Erected by the Common Council in 1771, this fence surrounds New Yorks earliest park. The park was leased in 1733 for use as a bowling green at a rental of one peppercorn a year. Patriots, who in 1776 destroyed an equestrian ... More on HMDB

Carrillos Pizzeria

Restaurants – Oceanside, New York

J and B Pizzeria Restaurant

Restaurants – Staten Island, New York

Rascals Restaurants

Restaurants – Setauket, New York