New York City, United States

Washington Square Park

Washington Square Park, New York City

A 9.75-acre Greenwich Village park built over a former burial ground, opened in 1827. Its marble arch, designed by Stanford White in 1892 to honor Washington, and its central fountain anchor a lively hub for artists, musicians, and protest.

What the app adds

Roots Earth has a longer story for Washington Square Park, with a choice of female or male voice. Download the city audio to listen offline. No account is needed.

Location

Coordinates: 40.73083, -73.9975

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