Rockefeller Center and New York's Forgotten Garden

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You might not think of New York City as a Garden, yet, at one time, one of the most fabulous gardens on the continent bloomed where today some of the city’s most famous buildings stand. You might never have heard of David Hosack, but he deserves to be remembered, as well as the now forgotten place where they paved paradise, and put up a parking lot.

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