The Bubble Maker

Bethesda Fountain

The Portrait

The Mall and Literary Walk

Sax in the tunnel

On most days as you walk through the tunnels throughout Central Park you may come upon the lively sound of a musician playing a saxophone or other instrument. These tunnels provide excellent acoustics.

The Lake

The towers of the San Remo Building stand sentinel over The Lake

Bow Bridge

The first cast iron bridge in the park. Built between1859 - 1862.

The Lake

The towers of The San Remo stand in the backround.

Life happening

Photographed just north of the Gapstow Bridge.

The Pond

Central Park Carousel

Robert Burns Statue

The Mall/Literary Walk
Robert Burns was a Scottish Poet and Lyricist

Robert Burns Statue

The Mall/Literary Walk
Robert Burns was a Scottish Poet and Lyricist

Fitz-Greene Halleck

An American Poet- literary walk/The Mall

Bethesda Fountain

Late Winter

Bethesda Fountain

Spring snow

Bow Bridge

Spring snow

Walter Scott and Robert Burns Statue

Walter Scott was a Scottish Novelist and Poet
Robert Burns was a Scottish Poet

Gapstow Bridge - The Pond

Spring snow

Burnett Fountain

Conservatory Gardens

Burnett Fountain

Conservatory Gardens

The Pool

One of the most beautiful areas of Central Park, located just above 100th st. along Central Park West.

The Pool

Spring in the Park

Sit and read or just relax while looking out at the Pond. Photograph made on the pathway surrounding The Pool.

Spring in The Park

Walking path surrounding The Pool

Spring in The Park

Shuman Running Track surrounding the Reservoir

John Purroy Mitchel Monument

This wall which holds the monument also serves as an entrance to the Shuman Running Track that surrounds the Reservoir

Sax musician in tunnel

Musician

Trefoil Arch - Central Park

Completed in 1862, this ornamental archway is made of brownstone. One interesting feature is that the east and west side of the arch have different walls. Located on the East Side at 73rd Street between Bethesda Fountain and the Loeb Boathouse.