| A Glimpse of Prospect Park
Launched in 2002, "A Glimpse of Prospect Park" was the first online exhibit of the Prospect Park Archives. The exhibit is a result of a collaborative partnership with the Brooklyn Historical Society, funded by the National Endowment for the Arts.
Sections: Landscape | People | Structures | Events | Rustic | Lost Prospect Park | Recreation | Entrances | Restoration Today
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Landscape
Binnenwater and Music Grove Bridge c.1910
The Lullwater in Winter c.1900
The Shepherd and Herd in Prospect Park c.1900
The Upper Falls c.1896
Walk Near The Lake c.1880
People
Photographer in the Ravine c.1898
Strolling on the Long Meadow c.1890
Three Men at the Concert Grove c.1890
Two Girls at the Lincoln Statue c.1890
Two Girls Sit Atop Tree Stumps c.1887
Structures
The Boathouse c.1910
Croquet Club House c.1900
Lefferts Homestead 1918
Litchfield Villa c.1870
The Oriental Pavilion c.1898
Events
Jackie Coogan Day in Prospect Park c.1925
May Pole Dancing on the Long Meadow 1918
Prospect Park High School Field Day 1920
Rustic
Ford Bridge c.1902
The Observation Tower c.1900
Rustic Arbor c.1890
Rustic Shelter c.1890
The Thatched Shelter c.1870
Lost Prospect Park
Aerial View of Mount Vernon 1932
The Camera Obscura c.1877
The Dairy c.1898
The Greenhouse Complex c.1910
The Well and Boiler House c.1870
Recreation
The Blizzard of 1888
Cycling at Grand Army Plaza c.1892
Swan Boats on the Lake c.1884
Skating on the Lullwater c.1886
Tennis Playing c.1885
Entrances
Bartel-Pritchard Circle Entrance 1915
Grand Army Plaza Entrance c.1900
Park Circle Entrance 1896
The Pergola at Parkside and Ocean Avenues c.1890
The Third Street Entrance c.1915
Willink Entrance c.1905
Restoration Today
Ambergill Falls c.1870
Ambergill Falls 2000
Peeling Logs for the Rustic Shelter c.1998
Rustic Shelter c.1870
Rustic Shelter c.1890
Rustic Shelter During Construction 2000
Rustic Shelter 2001
Producer Julie Moffat, Prospect Park Alliance
Digital Imaging & Cataloging Interns Jessica David Christy Fisher
Additional Support Richard Heaps & Sean Ashby, Brooklyn Historical Society
Sponsor National Endowment for the Arts
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