Englewood Makes History

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Places

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  • Bower-Harris House.jpg
  • Actors Fund Home.jpg

    The Actors' Fund Home is an assisted living facility operated by the Actors Fund. It is a location for retired entertainers to live. The Fund opened a retirement home in Staten Island which moved to Englewood in 1928. The home added Lillian Booth's name to the home in 2003 after she pledged two million dollars.
  • Mackay Park.jpg

    Mackay Park is 28.60 Acres which includes the John T. Wright ice skating rink, swimming pool, tennis courts, basketball courts, soccer field, baseball field, softball field, and playground. Mayor Donald Mackay donated the land on which the park was built. 
  • Armory Street.jpg

    Armory Street is a street in the fourth ward. In the late 1980s and 1990s, an effort was made to revive the street and redevelop the area.
  • Pindle Avenue.jpg

    Pindle Avenue is a street in Englewood's Third Ward.
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  • King Gardens.jpg

    King Gardens is a group of townhouses built in the 1970s. It was named after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and is located in the fourth ward.
  • Palisade Avenue Google Maps.png

    Palisades Avenue or "The Ave" is the main street that cuts directly through Englewood.
  • Rock Creek Terrace.jpg

    Rock Creek Terrace Apartments is a series of units which the Englewood Housing Authority administered Project Based Vouchers in 2014.
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  • Parkview Terrace.jpg

    Parkview Terrace Apartments is a series of units which the Englewood Housing Authority administered Project Based Vouchers in 2014. 
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  • Forest Park Gardens.jpg

    Forest Park Gardens is a series of apartments built in 1962.
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