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FDR Park Gazebo Built in 1914 as part of the original plan for League Island, the Gazebo commands views of the surrounding landscape. (Trivia Question: What was this park's name before it was known as FDR? Answer: League Island.) Its red tile roof, buff masonry, and blue Guastavino tile dome contribute to an elegant appearance. Great place to have a picnic and catch a glimpse of nature in South Philadelphia or come here to have your wedding pictures taken. Location: FDR Park 1750 FDR Parkway Philadelphia, PA 19145 |
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