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1. www.villageofmonroe.org › services › parks-recreationParks & Recreation Village of Monroe NY 10950

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   18 mile trail winds through a bird/wildlife sanctuary, historic landmarks, murmuring streams, rolling meadows, from Harriman to Middletown NY. In Monroe, park at the Millponds or use the Park & Ride facilities off Route 208. Great for bicycling, in-line skating, or taking a walk.

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

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   Sep 5, 2023 · The Village of Monroe’s Cheese Festival returns this Saturday, Sept. 10, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., rain or shine, at Crane Park. Illustration by Lauren Nichole. ( Lauren Nichole ) To say cheese in the Hudson Valley has come a long way since Velveeta was introduced by Emil Frey in 1923 is an understatement. Today we are blessed with some of the ...

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   Why was Crane Park named after Alfred J Crane?

   • 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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   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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   What happened to the SS Monroe Community House?

   • The front yard of the community house had a bandstand, and next to it a large pine tree which became the Village’s Christmas tree each season. Little known to most, and hanging from beneath the main entrance stairs, was the bell from the freighter SS Monroe which served in WWII. Sadly, building was destroyed by fire in 1990.

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   When did Citizen's Bank of Monroe open?

   • In 1915 Citizen’s Bank of Monroe opened in this location , but moved to the present day location of M&T Bank less then a year later. The State Police once had their Monroe headquarters upstairs in this building. Directly across the street from DeAnglis Hall is the Colonial Theater Building.

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4. www.hmdb.org › mCrane Park Historical Marker

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   Sep 7, 2009 · Crane Park. 1. Crane Park Marker. Inscription. 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: Industry & Commerce • Man-Made ...

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   Crane Park . Contrary to popular belief, this body of water is not named Goose Pond, but Mill Pond. The Monroe Improvement Association, a group of civic minded citizens, purchased the land around Mill Pond in 1922 and began removing buildings and doing improvements including the construction of the Millpond Parkway.

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6. www.thephoto-news.com › news › local-newsMonroe. Village to host workshop May 6 on Crane Park Master Plan

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   The Village of Monroe is looking for public input on the future of Crane Park, which is also known as the Millponds. To that end, the village is hosti...

7. www.thephoto-news.com › news › local-newsVillage approves environmental findings for Roscoe Smith land

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   Jan 2, 2024 · As part of the Monroe Improvement Association, Smith also spearheaded the creation of what is now Crane Park and the Millpond Park. There is an argument to be made that without Roscoe Smith, the Village of Monroe would look very different from what we know today.

8. mapcarta.com › 26723934Crane Park Map - Orange County, New York, USA - Mapcarta

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   Crane Park is a park in Orange County, New York. Crane Park is situated nearby to Monroe and Marycrest. Mapcarta, the open map.