Black and white postcard showing the South West Terminal of Wall, Dutch Garden, New City, NY. This park was designed by Mary Mowbray-Clarke and built between 1934-1936. It re-opened in 2007 after a year long restoration process and is open to...
An image of windmills carved into bricks on a fireplace in the Tea House at Dutch Gardens. The Dutch Garden was constructed 1934-36 under the supervision of Mary Mobray Clarke, landscape consultant, the park stands as a memorial to the early Dutch...
A decorative brick gate with a structure to its left. The Dutch Garden was constructed 1934-36 under the supervision of Mary Mobray Clarke, landscape consultant, the park stands as a memorial to the early Dutch settlers and is a reminder of the...
Aerial view of gardens with a brick building in the foreground of the gardens. There are several paths throughout the garden. The Dutch Garden was constructed 1934-36 under the supervision of Mary Mobray Clarke, landscape consultant, the park...
Tea House in Dutch Garden, New City, N.Y. The Dutch Garden was constructed 1934-36 under the supervision of Mary Mobray Clarke, landscape consultant, the park stands as a memorial to the early Dutch settlers and is a reminder of the importance...
Side view of a brick structure with brick steps leading up to it. The Dutch Garden was constructed 1934-36 under the supervision of Mary Mobray Clarke, landscape consultant, the park stands as a memorial to the early Dutch settlers and is a...
Mary Mowbray Clarke faces left, her face lit by light from a window. A landscape architect, she designed the Dutch Gardens near the Rockland County Court House in New City.
Mary Mowbray Clarke, landscape consultant, sits with members of the crew which constructed the Dutch Gardens near the courthouse in New City. The park was built as a memorial to the early Dutch settlers of Rockland and is a reminder of the...
