Robert Moses Playground

Robert Moses Playground is more of a recreation area then a playground and this video about the playground is more about Robert Moses than the monument to him which happens to be the only one named after him in New York City. Located next to the UN and sharing its property with the Queens Midtown Tunnel Manhattan Ventilation tower that sits next to FDR drive all three of these things are attributed to Robert Moses. Location of the playground on google maps: NYC Parks webpage about the park: A great site that tells the history of the playground and advocates for its future which is uncertain: Link to The Power Broker by Robert Caro on Amazon: Music used is through the YouTube music library for creators: Long Stroll by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license Source: Artist: Special thanks is extended to New York City Parks whose historical signs project has been invaluable to telling this parks story: Special thanks is also extended to the New York City Parks Photo Archive for the images used where noted: Special Thanks is extended to United Nations Photo for images used where noted: Special thanks is extended to the New York Public Library Digital Collection for images used where noted: Special thanks is extended to the New York Historical Society for image used where noted: Special thanks is extended to the Museum of the City of New York for images used where noted: Credit Line: Robert Moses in front of a map of New York City Unknown F2012.58.960 Credit Line: Case and official badges that belonged to Robert Moses 94.64.7A-D Credit Line: Midtown Tunnel under East River April 24 1935 Gerald K. Gerald Kenneth Geerlings 1897- 70.63.11 Credit Line: Queens Midtown Tunnel X2010.11.13630 All other images I was unable to ascertain the origin of and are used within the doctrine of Fair Use,

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