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	Seattle Parks and Recreation: Madison Park (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Madison Park is a lovely grassy park on the shores of Lake Washington, south of the Evergreen Point Bridge.
		The park features a bathhouse and swimming beach that is patrolled by lifeguards during the summer.
		Judge John J. McGilvra created this lakeshore park that in the late 19th century became the most popular beach in the city, and featured a paddle wheel steam boat, a promenade, floating bandstands, beer and gambling halls, athletic fields, a greenhouse, and piers for ships that cruised on Lake Washington.
	www.cityofseattle.net /parks/parkspaces/madison.htm (150 words)

	Madison Park
		Madison Park has retained the beachfront resort charm it was known for in the 1800s, and attracts more than just tourists these days.
		Madison Park is known for its strong community ties and affluent Seattle residents.
		Madison Park and beach is where neighborhood residents play in the sand, swim in the roped-off area, or swim out to the dock and dive into the crisp water.
	www.apartmentinsider.com /madisonpark.html (317 words)

	About Madison
		Madison borders on five other municipalities: the boroughs of Florham Park and Chatham are to the north and east, the townships of Chatham, Harding and Morris are to the south and west.
		The area in Madison north of Kings Road was in Hanover Township and the area to the south in Morris Township.
		Madison is the home of the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival, the Playwright's Theater of New Jersey, the Museum of Early Trades and Crafts, and the Adult School of Chatham, Madison, and Florham Park.
	www.rosenet.org /tier1/madison.htm (1583 words)

	Madison Square Park Conservancy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Historic Madison Square Park is the vibrant center of Manhattan's Flatiron District offering flourishing gardens, lush lawns and cultural programs for all ages.
		Beginning in 1876, the arm and torch of the Statue of Liberty were displayed in Madison Square Park for six years to raise funds for construction of the statue and base.
		The block to the northeast of the park (the east side of Madison Avenue between 26th and 27th streets) was home to the first (1876-1889) and second (1890-1925) Madison Square Gardens.
	www.madisonsquarepark.org /about.asp (525 words)

	Madison Square Park History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Madison Square comprises part of a land grant made by the Spanish Government to Joaquin Menchaca on March 10, 1778.
		The Council committed $100 to improve the park "and the money was to be spent by a citizens' committee appointed by those who have subscribed to this matter of the subscribers would provide $200." This early public/private partnership was apparently successful and led to further improvements.
		The area around Madison square developed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as a residential neighborhood of large two-story houses.
	www.sanantonio.gov /sapar/madisonhis.asp (790 words)

	Madison Square, New York City
		Madison Square, located in the Flatiron district, is one of the historically most important squares in New York City.
		The attractive 19th century Madison Square Park is surrounded by historic landmarks from the Gilded Age, including the famous Flatiron building and the classical Metlife tower.
		The Madison Square park is bordered by Fifth and Madison Avenues and 23rd and 26th street.
	www.aviewoncities.com /nyc/madisonsquare.htm (740 words)

	Madison Square Park Conservancy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Madison Square Park Conservancy, dedicated to keeping Madison Square Park a bright, beautiful, and active public park, is one of New York's newest not-for-profit organizations.
		The campaign raised $6 million in public and private funds for the redesign and reconstruction of the park that was completed in the spring of 2001.
		In 2002, when the park restoration was complete, the partners in the project formed the Madison Square Park Conservancy, a board-governed non-profit dedicated to keeping the renovated park lush and lively.
	www.madisonsquarepark.org /who.asp (665 words)

	Manhattan User's Guide > Archives > Madison Square Park (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		But what may be most astonishing, if you haven't strolled through the park lately, is the amount of planting that has taken place and which has drenched the park in shades of holly, sage, viridian, emerald, lime, olive, and jade.
		Madison Square Kids is twice-weekly summer entertainment (schedule) and Madison Square Music books performers Wednesday nights at 7pm for free concerts on the oval (schedule).
		It is a park that, itself restored, is now a restorative; a few acres that have become an act of grace.
	www.manhattanusersguide.com /archives_content.php?contentID=062104&category=leisure (445 words)

	Baltimore Neighborhoods: Madison Park - Central Planning District
		The district is composed of late Victorian rowhouses and churches, and extends from the 1800-2100 blocks of Madison Avenue.
		The buildings in the Madison Park Historic Preservation District are an amalgam of Italianate, Second Empire, Queen Anne, Aesthetic and Romanesque Revival styles.
		The Berea of Seventh Day Adventists dominates the skyline of Madison Park.Built in 1892 as a new synagogue for the Baltimore Hebrew Congregation, the Madison Avenue Temple is a 19th century interpretation of a Byzantine church.
	www.ci.baltimore.md.us /neighborhoods/central/madisonp.html (1079 words)

	madison aquatic park page
		The story of the scuba park is closely tied to the identity of this northern Alabama town.
		Madison is a bedroom community of 30,000 for Huntsville, Alabama, a high-tech center spawned from the military and aerospace industries.
		The park is popular with instructors and students from Alabama and seven surrounding states because of its diving convenience.
	www.dtmag.com /dive-usa/MadisonAquaticParkAL.html (1769 words)

	Madison Park Corporation Development - Affordable Housing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Madison Park Village--a 546 unit townhouse and apartment complex developed by MPDC between 1967 and 1998--exists because the founding members of the organization demanded land and resources for housing from the City of Boston, in exchange for properties that had been demolished through Urban Renewal.
		Smith House, the anchor of Madison Park Village, is a 132-unit senior citizen building located at the corner of Ruggles Street and Shawmut Avenue.
		The 263 townhouses at Madison Park were built in two phases.
	www.madison-park.org /res-dev.html (981 words)

	Scenes of Madison Park (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Madison Park's unoffical mayor, Lola McKee, strikes a mock pose in the hardware store she has run in the neighborhood for 41 years.
		Madison Park has many stately homes, including the residence for the president of the University of Washington.
		Madison Park's exclusive nature is reflected in the membership fee at the Seattle Tennis Club.
	seattlepi.nwsource.com /neighbors/madisonpark/scenes.html (348 words)

	Madison Lake State Park
		Madison Lake State Park lies within the Darby Plains of Madison County.
		The lake was filled by 1947, and in 1950, the 106-acre Madison Lake was turned over to the newly created, ODNR Division of Parks and Recreation.
		Deer Creek State Park is located south of Madison Lake via State Route 207 and offers camping, boating, fishing, hiking and a resort lodge and cabins.
	www.dnr.state.oh.us /parks/parks/madison.htm (805 words)

	Friends of Hoyt Park, Inc.: About the Park
		Facilities at Hoyt Park, which served the entire community, were the Pleasure Drive along Owen Parkway with views of the undeveloped countryside to the west, picnic areas at two shelters and scattered throughout the oak woods, Madison's only ski jump, and one of two city toboggan slides.
		Hoyt Park was reclassified as an area park, intended to serve the local park needs of the surrounding neighborhoods within a half-mile radius.
		Owen Parkway, Hoyt Park, and the 1930's stone structures are significant elements of the history of Madison's park system, and the picnic shelters of Hoyt continue to be very popular because of their unique setting and construction.
	userpages.chorus.net /hoytpark/park.html (380 words)

	New Jersey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Asbury Park, home of The Stone Pony, where Springsteen and Bon Jovi frequented early in their careers, which is still considered by many to be a "Mecca" for up-and-coming musicians.
		The Garden State Parkway, or just "the Parkway," and "The Garden State Parking Lot" on Fridays during the summer, carries more in-state traffic, and runs from the town of Montvale along New Jersey's northern border with New York to the southernmost tip of the state at Cape May.
		New Jersey is broken up into 21 counties, most of which are vestiges of the colonial area, and the remainder partitioned from existing counties in the 1800s.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/New_jersey (5405 words)

	Madison Park: Well-educated populace involved in schools and community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The majority of children in Madison Park attend private school, even though its public schools, McGilvra and Martin Luther King, are well regarded and have active PTAs.
		The parental interest in Madison Park schools may have something to do with the large percentage of residents who are well educated.
		In Madison Park, 68 percent earned a bachelor's or higher educational degree, compared with 35 percent of residents citywide.
	seattlepi.nwsource.com /neighbors/madisonpark/hood05b.html (456 words)

	Madison Park (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Located near the west end of the Evergreen Point Bridge, Madison Park stands out not as a typical urban neighborhood but as a unique, familiar enclave.
		Business owners are likely to know their customers' names as shoppers relax with a cappuccino at tables set up along bustling sidewalks, browse in one of the neighborhood's many independently owned shops, or spend the evening dining at a number of well-loved eateries.
		The variety of shops, restaurants, and services is what makes this beloved neighborhood unique, and the Madison Park Business Association invites you to discover for yourself the charm of this village shopping experience.
	www.madisonparkseattle.com (132 words)

	The Seattle Times: Seattle History
		The Madison Street Cable Railway transported Seattle residents to amusement-park attractions in Madison Park.
		This view of Madison Street from near its present intersection with East Galer Street highlights the Madison Park Pavilion, a venue for dances, concerts and shows.
		Today, Madison Park is one of Seattle's trendiest neighborhoods with more than 4,000 residents and a mix of shops, restaurants, waterfront condos and houses.
	seattletimes.nwsource.com /news/local/seattle_history/articles/madison.html (1545 words)

	Lake Herman State Park near Madison, SD
		Wildlife observation is aided by the native oak woodlands and prairie grasses that blend to create a lush savanna in the natural areas of the park.
		Visitors to the park for the day can play disc golf, hike, cross-country ski, canoe, play horseshoes or immerse themselves in the history of the area.
		The log cabin in the park was built for Herman Luce in the summer of 1871.
	www.sdgfp.info /parks/regions/heartland/lakeherman.htm (384 words)

	Ballpark Digest -- Ballpark Visits -- Warner Park / Madison Mallards
		Madison's west side also features a slew of shopping and restaurants, but it suffers from the same drawbacks as the east side -- you'll be tied to your car -- with the additional drawback of being furthest away from the ballpark.
		Downtown Madison features the Great Dane (123 E. Doty), a brewpub and restaurant that features the best outdoor dining in Madison, and Angelic Brewing, an award-winning brewpub The Essen Haus (514 E. Wilson St.) is a dependable source of German good and beer.
		Madison is also the home to some good blues bars: Luther's Blues (1401 University Av.) is close to campus, but the Crystal Corner (1302 Williamson St.) has the authentic atmosphere you'd expect from a blues dive.
	www.ballparkdigest.com /visits/warner.htm (2453 words)

	UOSF: A Central Park in Madison's East Rail Corridor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Parks have the power to enhance the quality of life in nearby neighborhoods and for the entire metro area by providing new recreational opportunities, new contact with the wildness that weaves through our cities, and new places for social, cultural, and civic interaction.
		Similarly, parks attract new residential construction, and if progressive policies are in place from the start, parks make providing for affordable residential opportunities more viable for developers.
		Madison's Central Park would create a burst of "Smart Growth," sustainable development along its edges, with integrated design elements, open space linkages, and a vibrant sense of community.
	www.uosf.org /eastrail.html (613 words)

	CT DEP: Hammonasset Beach State Park
		Connecticut's largest shoreline park offers over 2 miles of beach to enjoy swimming, strolling along the boardwalk, or just relaxing in the sun and surf.
		The park's reputation drew tourists from across the continent as well as the state.
		During World War II the park was closed to the public and loaned to the federal government as an army reservation.
	dep.state.ct.us /stateparks/parks/hammonasset.htm (678 words)

	Madison unveils business park strategy
		MADISON — Efforts are under way to promote Madison Business Gateway, a $2.5 million business park on Route 148.
		He said the marketing team is being cautious about publicizing a marketing campaign blueprint that should be exclusive to the Madison park.
		The business park plan is served by a 500,000-gallon water reservoir east of the park, on Route 148, that was erected as part of the park project.
	www.centralmaine.com /news/stories/021209madison_.shtml (452 words)

	Madison Square Park - Sports & Recreation - New York, NY, 10010 - Citysearch
		Reopened since June 2001, this renovated park is another rags-to-riches story for the Department of Parks and Recreation.
		After falling into disrepair for a time, the dusty park was finally returned to its original grandeur with a much needed $12 million facelift.
		From June through the end of September, Danny Meyer (owner of famed nearby restaurants Tabla and 11 Madison Park) is slinging peppery Chicago-style hot dogs at his stand in the park from 11am-3pm, Monday through Friday.
	newyork.citysearch.com /profile/11305178 (370 words)

	The Capital Times
		Quann Park in Madison honors Michael J. Quann (1885-1962), who was superintendent of Madison's parks for 23 years.
		He was a friend of John Olin and Ernest Warner, both prominent in the development of Madison's parks.
		In 1913 he became executive foreman of the park and pleasure drives, from 1918 to 1941 he was superintendent of Madison parks, and from 1941 to 1955 he was a supervisor in the Parks Department.
	www.madison.com /tct/features/index.php?ntid=15668&ntpid=1 (376 words)

	Madison County Government - Environmental Control (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Madison County Board has created the Park and Recreation Grant Commission under the provisions of The Illinois Metro-East Park and Recreation District Act 70 ILCS 1605/20.
		This Act made it possible for the voters of Madison County to approve the creation of the Metro-East Park and Recreation District and the establishment a 1/10 of one percent sales tax for the purpose of providing funding for both regional and local park and recreation facility improvements.
		The purpose of the Park and Recreation Grant Commission is to develop a method to distribute the portion of the sales tax funds available for local facilities in Madison County.
	www.co.madison.il.us /ParkRec/ParkRec.htm (198 words)

	@GRASSROOTS.ORG/Madison Park Development Corp.
		As the first non-profit group ever given development rights in Boston (and one of the first in the nation), Madison Park leveraged federal and city money to build its first two housing complexes, using the high-rise design then in vogue, in the early '70s.
		Following them came the visual centerpiece of Madison Park Village, a two-phase apartment development featuring a total of more than 260 attractive brick and wood-frame townhouse units on attractively landscaped property, with lawns and trees, a well-kept residential community that has the look -- but not the rental prices -- of a luxury urban development.
		As Past NAHMA President Marilyn Alwan observed in presenting Madison Park its national award in April of 1996, "Take a ride down Melnea Cass Boulevard, on the right side of the street, you will see abandoned buildings, and the only glitter is graffiti.
	www.grass-roots.org /usa/madpark.shtml (694 words)

	Madison Park: Events and hangouts help bind a tight-knit community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		And July 12 is the annual children's parade and picnic in the park from 12:30-2 p.m.
		Not only is knowing people's names important, but in the case of The Madison Park Cafe, owners Karen Binder and Peggy Stamm know what their customers like to eat.
		The 18-year-old cafe is the longest-running restaurant in Madison Park and was first in offering espresso drinks, according to Binder.
	seattlepi.nwsource.com /neighbors/madisonpark/hood05c.html (339 words)

	UOSF: A Community Vision for Madison's Central Park (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In these drawings, a landscape architect has created conceptual park “rooms” that illustrate how public input can be fit together, especially focusing on the synergy between the park and its built surroundings.
		The wetlands might even be used to create a physical barrier between the park and the rail corridor (a “ha-ha”) that doesn’t block views.
		Structured parking could be built into these buildings and open to natural light on the sides facing the rail corridor.
	www.uosf.org /new_vision.html (527 words)

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