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This park is named for Bronx citizen Julius J. Richman (1915–1972), whose long career in civil service blended skill in finance with an interest in public welfare, and it's also named for the well-defined echo that can be heard between the two large rock masses that dominate its dramatic topography.
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Bronx. Directions via Google Maps. Bronx Park boasts some of the city’s most beautiful outdoor space and ecologically diverse wildlife. A myriad of plants and animals make their habitat along the Bronx River and in the park’s forests.
Bronx. Directions via Google Maps. This text is part of Parks’ Historical Signs Project and can be found posted within the park. This park and the adjacent Echo Place derive their name from a wooded glen, once situated on nearby Webster Avenue, which was famous for its echoes.
20 Οκτ 2010 · Formerly known as Echo Park, because of the well-defined echo that bounces between its two Ice-age era rock encrustations, this small green space is home to a playground, handball courts, a dog...
Richman (Echo) Park [OpenStreetMap] A large neighborhood park at Valentine Av bet. E Tremont Av and E Burnside Ave in the Bronx. ⛲. Founded July 6, 1897 — 127 years ago. Learn More at NYC Parks Department. Help us document the history of Richman (Echo) Park by sharing your photos and memories!
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