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LateralEntry OP t1_itbn985 wrote

Yes, there were people with kids there last night, they had a great time. Just be aware it’s really loud up front, and they have to be careful and respectful in the graveyard (lots of stones to trip on / damage)

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LateralEntry OP t1_irvt4th wrote

Paul Fireman is a billionaire who owns a tacky golf course next to Liberty State Park that costs $500k+ to join. He's been trying for years to expand his golf course, by destroying Caven Point, a bird sanctuary within the park that's open to the public, and paving it over and putting up a wall around it so you can't visit.

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LateralEntry OP t1_irvt17g wrote

Paul Fireman is a billionaire who owns a tacky golf course next to Liberty State Park that costs $500k+ to join. He's been trying for years to expand his golf course, by destroying Caven Point, a bird sanctuary within the park that's open to the public, and paving it over and putting up a wall around it so you can't visit.

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LateralEntry t1_iqvyvar wrote

One of the caretakers at the historic graveyard across the street told me that back in the Revolutionary War, the continental army put its cannons on the hill where Dickinson now stands, and shelled the British in Manhattan. The continentals kept their ammo at what's now the graveyard, so when the British shot back, no boom boom, and tunnels connected the two. Is that what you're referring to?

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