Thursday, July 21, 2022 – CHARMING SMALL PAVILIONS TO ENJOY IN SUMMER
FROM THE ARCHIVES
THURSDAY, JULY 21, 2022
733rd Edition
SUMMER IN THE PARK
IN THE GAZEBO
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Maybe it is myth to sit in a gazebo and catch the cool breezes, or just better than thinking of trying to stay cool in 90+ degree heat. Stay cool and enjoy the images.
Summer house, in Central Park (NYPL b11708077-G91F223 144ZF).tiff
| View of a gazebo in Central Park, New York City, from Robert N. Dennis collection of stereoscopic views.png |
 Sakura-Park-New-York-with-Riverside-Church.jpgLooking south from the northern side of Sakura Park, a view of Riverside Church. |
 Beyond the fountain in the Italianate section of the Conservatory Garden stands the Wisteria Pergola. |
 Cop Cot is a small wooden shelter built in 1984—one of several Central Park rustic structures created with rough-hewn logs in intricate designs. |
 Wagner Cove |
 Ladies Pavilion |
 Ladies sitting under shaded chairs on the west promenade in back of Good Shepherd |
 A pavilion outside City Home |
 It may not have the glamour of a classic gazebo, but the permanent tent outside Coler offers a shelter and great view of the river. It is paved and used for many events. |
THURSDAY PHOTO OF THE DAY
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WEDNESDAY PHOTO OF THE DAY
OYSTER BAR, GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL
ED LITCHER, ARON EISENPREISS, ANDY SPARBERG, LAURA HUSSEY, JAY JACOBSON, JANET KING, HARA REISER, GLORIA HERMAN, NINA LUBLIN, ARLEE BESSENOFF, ALEXIS VILLAFANE
ALL GOT IT RIGHT!!
Text by Judith Berdy
Thanks to Bobbie Slonevsky for her dedication to Blackwell’s Almanac and the RIHS
Thanks to Deborah Dorff for maintaining our website
Edited by Deborah Dorff
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