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   What is Monroe's flat iron building?

   • The Flat Iron Building This vacant site was home to the brick building constructed by the Carpenter Bros. in the late 1800’s. Its unique triangular shape and similarity to the famous building in New York City led to its popular reference as Monroe’s Flat Iron Building.

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   Who built the Monroe Community House?

   • The Community House Originally built in 1874 by Martin Konnight, a man prominent in Monroe’s early history, the building was called Konnight Hall and served as an entertainment center. It was later to become the Monroe Opera House until it was purchased by a group of citizens and converted to a community house in the 1920’s.

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   What happened to the Monroe Town Hall?

   • At that time Monroe was in need of a new location for its town hall and Elwood Smith, brother of Roscoe Smith and then owner of the building, saw fit to donate the structure to the town for that use. In 1979 the Town Hall moved to its present location but it is still used for town offices. The Monroe court is also located upstairs.

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   When did Monroe National Bank Open?

   • The Monroe National Bank opened for business in this building on March 2, 1905. During its operation the bank would issue National Bank Notes under its name. On June 20, 1932 the public was notified the bank was taken over by the Comptroller of the Currency.

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2. www.villageofmonroe.org › services › parks-recreationParks & Recreation - Village of Monroe, New York

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   Crane Park. Also known as the Millponds. Features approximately 1.5 miles in circumference, around two ponds. Great for walking, jogging or dog walking. Two lovely gazebos. Ice skating permitted in designated area when green flag is up. Directions. Heritage Trail.

3. www.mypacer.com › crane-park-mill-ponds-monroeCrane Park;Mill Ponds - Pacer Walking App

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   Crane Park;Mill Ponds in Monroe offers a picturesque setting for walkers and runners to enjoy their outdoor activities. With 42.4 acres of natural beauty, this park provides a serene and tranquil environment for individuals looking to engage in walking or running.

   • Location: 70 Millpond Pkwy, Monroe, NY 10950, USA, New York

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5. www.hmdb.org › mCrane Park - The Historical Marker Database

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   Sep 7, 2009 · In honor of A. J. Crane, first president Monroe Improvement Association, estab. 1921 to purchase and improve land around the Mill Pond as a public park. Erected 2007 by Monroe Historical Society. Topics. This historical marker is listed in these topic lists: Charity & Public Work • Environment • Man-Made Features. A significant historical ...

6. www.mapquest.com › us › new-yorkCrane Park, Millpond Pkwy, Monroe, NY - MapQuest

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   Crane Park in Monroe, NY offers a serene and picturesque outdoor setting for visitors to enjoy nature and relax. The park provides a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, with walking trails and green spaces for leisurely strolls and picnics.

7. www.thephoto-news.com › news › local-newsMonroe. The Cheese Festival returns Sept. 10 at Crane Park

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   Sep 5, 2023 · Every year, the Village of Monroe celebrates its cheese history with a long day celebration at Crane Park, in the center of the village. This year we are bringing back a long-awaited tradition on Saturday, Sept. 10, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., rain or shine.

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   The park was named after the first president of the association, Alfred J. Crane. After completion of the work the park was donated to the Village of Monroe. It was here in 1937, during the dredging, that the complete skeleton of a Mastodon was unearthed.

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   Sep 1, 2011 · Location: New York Orange County Monroe. Groups: 30 Days In September 2011 Localism Posting Challenge. Addicted to Active Rain.