Lost Battalion Hall Recreation Center
Attraction · Rego Park, New York
Permanently closed. This page is kept for reference.
An NYC Parks recreation center on Queens Boulevard between 62nd Avenue and 62nd Road, on 2.412 acres. NYC Parks' banner for it reads: "Lost Battalion Hall Recreation Center is closed due to construction. Visit our Capital Tracker page for updates on this project."
History
The property's history sign carries NYC Parks' account of the neighborhood's naming: "Once farmland, the area had only one road, called Remsen's Lane. Chinese farmers worked the soil in an exclusive enclave, selling produce only to Chinatown. In the 1920s, the Real Good Construction bought out these farms and built one-family row houses, multi-family homes, and apartment buildings. Developers Henry Schloh and Charles Hausmann named the area in 1923, taking the first two letters from the first two words in the Real Good Construction Company's name."
Visit
93-29 Queens Boulevard, Rego Park, NY 11374
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