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	History :: Sedgwick Park House
		The property has a considerable and interesting history going back to 1086, when the Park was held, with the Manor of Broadwater, by the Sauvage family, then was later exchanged with de Broase, reverting to their Mowbray heirs, and eventually to the Howards, Dukes of Norfolk.
		The Castle was licensed to be crenellated in 1258 and in 1262 had a park of 400 acres with wild horses.
		There are records of a park during the reign of Edward II, and prior to that a large double moated castle, belonging to the Rape of Bramber afforded inland fortifications to the Sussex area.
	www.sedgwickpark.co.uk /history.php (740 words)

	List of New York City parks - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Pelham Bay Park, Bronx 2,765 acres (11.2 km²)
		Van Cortlandt Park, Bronx 1,146 acres (4.6 km²)
		Alley Pond Park, Queens 655 acres (2.7 km²)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_New_York_City_parks (133 words)

	Reverend William Collins
		Bennet about the fine art of complimenting young ladies, he had given Miss Jane his most charming smile and was rewarded by her own shy smile and dropped eyes as she in seemed confusion took a sip of water.
		Bennet, he was much upset when she assured him that if Lizzie said no, she indeed meant no. With loud wails she asked him to have a seat while she consulted with Mr.
		Elizabeth Bennet Darcy, the woman who had refused him so many years ago, her son was to inherit what should be rightfully his eldest daughters, it was not to be borne.
	www.pemberley.com /derby/lucie22.rwc.html (8469 words)

	BallparkPostcards
		Originally dubbed Weeghman Park when it opened in 1914 as the new home to the Federal Legaue's Chicago Whales or Chi-Feds, this park was modeled by the same architect who designed the city's Comiskey Park.
		In 1910, League Park was modernized from wood to concrete and steel with postcards issued to celebrate the event.
		Opened in 1902, the Reds ballpark was ornately architected with pillars and columns, and was dubbed "Palace of the Fans." The park was built in the Greek and Roman style by Reds owner John Brush, who would later own the NY Giants during their glory years.
	www.vintageball.com /BallparkPostcards.html (1448 words)

	BallparkTour - Former ballparks of Detroit - Tiger Stadium
		The hastily built park had seating for about 5,000 fans, and on opening day, April 28, 1896, it had a crowd of 8,000 spilling onto the sidelines of the soggy field.
		Since then, the park has been renamed and rebuilt several times over, and it has hosted the greatest players and some of the rowdiest fans in baseball.
		The park was renovated, but the push for a new baseball stadium continued.
	www.ballparktour.com /Former_Detroit.html (2857 words)

	Bennett Spring State Park - Missouri State Parks and Historic Sites, MoDNR (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		In the mid-19th century, settlers found Bennett Spring to be an ideal spot for grist and flour mills.
		The spring valley - once a popular camping ground for farmers waiting for their grain to be ground at the mill - still attracts visitors interested in camping, hiking and canoeing.
		Now, at 3,216 acres, the state park that arose around Peter Bennett's spring continues to delight all comers.
	www.mostateparks.com /bennett.htm (208 words)

	Discovery @ Olin
		Bennet is a longtime supporter of the national parks and a trustee for Glacier National Park in Montana.
		Thanks to a class project, Bennet was able to merge his passion for the parks with his business background and put them to practical use.
		At the request of the National Parks Foundation, the fund-raising arm of the parks system, the project was then expanded to include all the parks.
	www.olin.wustl.edu /discovery/printerformat.cfm?sid=430 (960 words)

	Lady Catherine's Correspondence
		Although Miss Bennet is a gentleman's daughter, and not descended from trade as are you and your sisters, her alliance is no more acceptable than Miss Bingley's would have been.
		I certainly hope the servants at Mansfield Park are being sufficiently attentive to you, as you are the granddaughter and niece of the Earls of Matlock, and the family at the Park is merely of the baronetage.
		Bennet is also pleased to announce the marriage of his second daughter, Elizabeth, to Mr.
	www.austen.com /derby/kathar1.htm (13116 words)

	Fort Washington - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The modern day location of Fort Washington is marked by Bennet Park at the intersection of Fort Washington Ave.
		The park is a few blocks north of the George Washington Bridge.
		Along the banks of the Hudson River below is Fort Washington Park and the small point of land alternately called Jeffery's Hook or Fort Washington Point.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fort_Washington (212 words)

	Bennett Springs State Park
		Bennett Spring State Park is located 12 miles west of Lebanon, Missouri on Highway 64.
		Today, the park's 3,099 acres encompass most of the watershed of Spring Hollow, including the 296-foot long Bennett Spring Natural Tunnel.
		Bennett Spring State Park has much to offer you, including a nature interpretative center, reception center, church, dining lodge, swimming pool, cabins, campground, picnic area, and five hiking trails.
	www.missouritrout.com /bennett.html (139 words)

	Kayak Base Camp / Menagerie Campground: Niangua, River, Float, Floating, Missouri, MO, Canoe, Canoeing, Lebanon, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Renter shall hold the park and the landlord harmless with regard to intentional or accidental damage or loss of the renter's property.
		Renter shall hold the park and the landlord harmless with regard to damage to or loss of the property of other occupants of the park caused by the renter.
		Neither the landlord nor the park will be responsible for personal injury to occupants or guests, which are the result of circumstances that are beyond the reasonable control and foresight of the park management.
	www.kayakbasecamp.com /campground/rates.html (275 words)

	The Beauty Of Your Eyes - Chapters 40, 41, 42A and 42B
		Bennet was growing happier while the seconds ticked by, as it seemed that her dreams of seeing Jane married to an affluent and well-established gentleman were to become true.
		Bennet that she should stay in Hertfordshire –she by no means wished to miss the opportunity of parading around the shops in London and talking about every single detail of it to Lady Lucas later.
		Bennet’s compliance, which he did not extend to her – he thought that Mary was not clever enough and this had somewhat hurt her in the beginning.
	www.geocities.com /andreags4/BOE14.htm (18565 words)

	Bennett Spring State Park Real Photo Postcards
		Bennett Spring State Park, known in its early years as the town of Brice, Missouri, is located 12 miles west of Lebanon.
		This is where Harold Bell Wright, soon to be the nation's top-selling novelist, relaxed and fished during the years (1905-1907) he served as pastor of the Lebanon, Missouri Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).
		Bennet Spring State Park, Near Lebanon, Mo. Strathmann Photo.
	www.gchudleigh.com /bennetpc.htm (511 words)

	Record: National parks get boost from Olin School project
		The park foundation asked him for input, and he said it seemed obvious that selling merchandise was the way to go.
		The project was then expanded to include all the parks; this was done at the request of the National Parks Foundation, the fund-raising arm of the parks system.
		The foundation was impressed, said Bennet, who is now an adjunct professor in the Olin School and teaches a class in social entrepreneurship that he helped develop.
	record.wustl.edu /news/page/normal/4781.html (1017 words)

	Mountain Bike Trails in Maryland : Capital Region : Little Bennett Regional Park : bikekinetix.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		A parking lot for trail users is located at the Maintenance Yard along Rt.355 just south of the Campground Entrance.
		Limited parking is also available closer to the multi-use trails along Clarksburg Road, Hyattstown Mill Road and Prescott Road.
		Covering almost 3,650 acres, the park is predominantly forested, contains the areas largest tulip poplar grove and lies among the tributaries of Little Bennett Creek.
	www.bikekinetix.com /t_md/md_county/bennett_rp.php (720 words)

	Ballparks of Baseball-Tiger Stadium-Detroit Tigers
		Named Bennett Park, the grandstand was in the shape of a L. covered grandstand extended from behind third base to home and attached to a bleacher section along the first base side.
		All of the original green wooden seats were replaced by new orange and blue plastic seats, a new video scoreboard replaced the old hand operated one in centerfield, and a new press box with two luxury suites were hung from the second deck.
		A new ballpark for Tigers was built in downtown Detroit, and the club moved to Comerica Park for the 2000 season.
	www.ballparksofbaseball.com /past/TigerStadium.htm (1041 words)

	Bennet, NE: Recreation
		The Bennet city park, a 1.6 acre site, has picnic tables, a picnic shelter with a concrete floor, a small band shell, playground equipment such as a tornado slide, various swings, a merry go round, a sand volleyball court and restroom facilities.
		Camping facilities are advertised on a sign on Highway 2, and travelers often use the park for overnight camping during the summer months.
		A half block to the west of the park, with a residential strip intervening, is a public T-ball diamond on a half-block site.
	www.lincoln.ne.gov /towns/bennet/rec.htm (339 words)

	Fishing Bennett Springs State Park in Missouri
		Bennett Springs State Park is 175 miles southwest of St. Louis, and 10 miles northwest of Lebanon, Missouri.
		The park is state operated with cabins, campground, RV hookup, tackle shop, restaurant and rainbow trout stocking facility.
		The Park Lodge has great food, and with a good camp spot, you can even walk to the river to spend your day fishing.
	www.bigfishtackle.com /Articles/onthelake_bennetsprings.htm (998 words)

	Midwest Adventure Sports; trails, gear, tips, adventure!
		The park's namesake gushes nearly 100 million gallons of water daily to feed a stream that flows through the 3,100 acre park.
		A trout hatchery in the park stocks the stream daily during March 1-Oct. 31.
		If fishing, paddling or the Olympic-size swimming pool don't appeal, the park has about 12 miles of hiking-only trails that lead to a variety of habitats and features, including the Bennett Spring Natural Tunnel, a unique geological feature almost 300 feet long.
	www.midwestadventuresports.com /hpark_desc.asp?parkID=3 (146 words)

	DOWN INTO THE VALLEY, UP INTO THE HEIGHTS - Daily Plant Newsletter
		South of 110th Street, Post Road was obliterated by the grid, but at the northern end of Central Park it emerges again as St. Nicholas Avenue.
		In contrast to Bennet, this park’s name does nothing to hide the hill’s former military function.
		Moreover, unlike so many vestiges of the colonial era that received new names after the Revolution, Sir William Tryon (1729—1788) was the last governor of colonial New York and served as a Major General for the British Army against the Patriots.
	www.nycgovparks.org /sub_newsroom/daily_plants/daily_plant_main.php?id=19303 (739 words)

	Bennet Park
		Dr Alan Bennet specializes in the treatment and care of domestic pets in the Hawkesbury district, west of Sydney, Australia.
		Bennet S.p.A. Catena di supermercati per il commercio al dettaglio di alimentari, in Lombardia, Piemonte, Veneto ed Emilia Romagna.
		Biographies of Richard Butler, the Duke of Northumberland's Piper, and Jan Bennet, from The Border Minstrels.
	www.omniknow.com /common/wiki.php?in=en&term=Bennet_Park (925 words)

	Fauna Communications
		Eleven reticulated giraffe (Giraffe camelonardalis reticulata), two adult females, two adult males, a juvenile male and a yearling male and female, at the North Carolina Zoological Park in Asheboro North Carolina, and three adult females, one male, and one yearling were recorded at the Riverbanks Zoo and Botanical Gardens in Columbia South Carolina.
		At the North Carolina Zoological Park, the giraffe were recorded from the second floor of the enclosure, between 1 and 8 meters from the animals.
		At the Riverbanks Zoo, the animals were recorded from both the ground floor, and the second story at a distance of approximately 5 meters.
	www.animalvoice.com /giraffe.htm (2555 words)

	Bennet, NE: Recreation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The Bennet city park, a 1.6 acre site, has picnic tables, a picnic shelter with a concrete floor, a small band shell, playground equipment such as a tornado slide, various swings, a merry go round, a sand volleyball court and restroom facilities.
		Camping facilities are advertised on a sign on Highway 2, and travelers often use the park for overnight camping during the summer months.
		A half block to the west of the park, with a residential strip intervening, is a public T-ball diamond on a half-block site.
	interlinc.ci.lincoln.ne.us /towns/bennet/rec.htm (339 words)

	Town of Wallingford, Connecticut
		The parking area for the Town of Wallingford's "Tyler Mill Open Space" is located on Tyler Mill Road near the muddy River.
		This park includes a half court basketball court, playground equipment, and small field hut with restrooms.
		This park includes adult softball field with lights, field house with restrooms, electricity, Babe Ruth League, High School baseball field, basketball court, roller/street hockey court, football field, and playground equipment.
	www.town.wallingford.ct.us /parkrec/01Fall/select.cfm?select=park_land (1126 words)

	Washington Square Park New York City.com : Arts & Attractions : Editorial Review
		Washington Square Park is named for George Washington (1732-1799), who served as Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War and presided over the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia in 1787.
		In 1835, the park also hosted the first public demonstration of the telegraph by Samuel F.B. Morse, a professor at New York University, which is adjacent to the park.
		Fifth Avenue ran through the arch until 1964 when the park was redesigned and closed to traffic at the insistence of Village residents.
	www.nyc.com /arts__attractions/Washington_Square_Park.1460/editorial.aspx (937 words)

	Community Celebration
		We were blessed with good weather, some sunshine and enjoyed spending the late afternoon in the Bennet Park celebrating the success of Bennet Visioning Process.
		Members of the Bennet Advisory Committee organized a Community Visioning Celebration to recognize their achievements and honor the volunteers who committed a lot of time and energy to the visioning process.
		Four different slogans were proposed and the advisory committee distributed voting cards asking Bennet residents to choose their favorite.
	lancaster.unl.edu /community/Bennet/06Celebration.shtml (507 words)

	NYC Cops Crash Pooch's Birthday Bash
		NYC Parks Department Enforcement Officers who issued $250.00 fine and summons for unauthorzed puppy-party with gatherings of "more than 20 persons...in any park...
		Park´s enforcement dropped the fine and rescineded the summons after the interventon of a New York Daily News reporter.
		Was this an appropriate use of taxpayer dollars by Parks Department employees, with time and energy that could have been devoted to other needs?
	www.doglaw.com /Woof_of_the_Week__sm_/Previous__Woofs_of_the_Week__s/Canine_Fines/canine_fines.html (162 words)

	Bennet Park - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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		Bennet Park as known as Bennett Park is a public park located in the Washington Heights neighbourhood of New York City.
		Bennet Park was the site of Fort Washington where the Continental Army delayed the advance of British troops in 1776.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bennet_Park (124 words)

	BallparkTour.com - Dedicated to America's Beautiful Ballparks
		The original Comiskey Park in Chicago was leveled to provide parking for its replacement.
		Late in the season I saw the Astros play the Milwaukee Brewers in Houston's Minute Maid Park, an attractive modern ballpark built along traditional lines, the perfect setting for a quiet, relaxing afternoon of baseball.
		The murmur and occasional roar of the fans were pleasant and nostalgic sounds, but the electronic supplements to the natural crowd noise _ the music between innings, the electronic encouragement to yell or clap, the bugle call _ at times were deafening.
	www.ballparktour.com (1597 words)

	DogFriendly.com's Travel Guide: Little Bennet Regional Park
		This scenic park of 3,600 acres and 20 miles of trails offers a variety of activities and recreational pursuits.
		Before you visit an establishment or place, please contact them and verify that they are still dog-friendly and available, as policies and management change frequently.
		Please be aware of local Breed-Specific Laws that may be in place where you are visiting.
	www.dogfriendly.com /server/travel/uscities/guides/us/FOLDERmd/usonlinemd9729222li.shtml (239 words)

	Watershed, Niangua River, Angler Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The MDC owns and operates a trout hatchery within the park, and rainbow and brown trout are stocked annually in the park and the NR (see the Introduced and Exotic Species section).
		From March through October, the trout park is open daily and the trout fishery is managed on a put-and-take basis.
		From the second weekend in November through the second weekend in February the park is open on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
	www.mdc.mo.gov /fish/watershed/niangua/angler/270agtxt.htm (1410 words)

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