John Paul Jones Park

Park · Fort Hamilton

"John Paul Jones Park is an oddly shaped park named after a Revolutionary War Patriot that is a perfect place to view the narrows of the Verrazano Bridge in all it’s splendor. The park itself has a few unique features like a gazebo and a large masonic tower to commemorate the US Navy service in WWI—but it gets its nickname “Cannonball Park” from the huge cannon and cannonballs obelisk to commemorate the Battle of Brooklyn." - the serif design

On the Grid : John Paul Jones Park

Shore Parkway 101st Street, Brooklyn, NY 11209 Get directions

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