Parks

NOTES: Meeson and Johnson were the associate architects for Kelk & Lucas Brothers, the contractors of the building, and were responsible for the design of the original exhibition building which was destroyed by fire just sixteen days after its opening in 1873. The replacement building reopened in 1875 and was essentially a reconstruction of the original executed by Johnson. The park was laid out by the garden architect, Alexander McKenzie.

NOTES: The Sherry-Netherland Hotel is by Schultze & Weaver (1927), the Savoy-Plaza Hotel is by McKim Mead & White (1927), and the Squibb Building is by Buchman & Kahn (1930).

NOTES: The original wooden bridge by Brown was replaced in c. 1815 by a stone bridge by George Dance.