Saint Nicholas Park
West Harlem / Hamilton Heights / Sugar Hill
explore visiting favorite add to favorites
The land for St. Nicholas Park was acquired in part by condemnation for the Old Croton Aqueduct in 1885-86. New York State laws of 1894 and 1895 authorized the creation of a public park to be known as St. Nicholas Park. Additional property was assembled in 1900-06, and park construction began in 1906. Like Harlemâ
Parks & Outdoors: Parks Parks & Outdoors West Harlem / Hamilton Heights / Sugar Hill
visiting
Saint Nicholas ParkNew York, NY
visit website
full map & directions
MTA: NYC transit
update this page
Plan Your Experience
Tours Mailing List Signup! favorite FavoritesNews
- Mark DeGarmo Dance Receives Its Largest 3-Year Cultural Development Fund Grant in 30 Years of Organizational Support from the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs
January 16 - Harlem School of the Arts Received Community Captain Grant from the New York Rangers
January 14 - read more...
Blog
Update this organization
Copyright © 2006-2026, Harlem One Stop, Inc.
Website developed and made possible by a gift from