Salt Marsh Nature Center
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3302 Avenue U (33rd Street) Brooklyn , NY 11234 United States
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The wooden pylons sticking out of the water are the last remnant of a tide-powered mill that fed colonial troops, both American and Hessian. The mill burned down in the '30s.
on the catwalk over the salt marsh near the interpretive center, look down in the mud to spot the colony of dozens of tiny crabs and their crab holes
Great place to go for walks no matter what time of the year
On 10/27/11, I joined Department of the Interior Secretary Ken Salazar to announce new agreements to improve parks and water quality at Jamaica Bay : http://bit.ly/tNwpyA
One of the prettiest places to go in the summer.
it's under construction for a while... :(
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Category Landmarks and Outdoors » Other Great Outdoors
Place United States » New York » Brooklyn