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Central Park Benches

Central Park Benches. Adopt-A-Bench. E stablished in 1986 as way to maintain and care for Central Park's more than 9,000 benches and their surrounding landscapes. To date, more than 2,000 benches have been adopted. Recognition:.

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Central Park Benches

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  1. Central Park Benches

  2. Adopt-A-Bench • Established in 1986 as way to maintain and care for Central Park's more than 9,000 benches and their surrounding landscapes. • To date, more than 2,000 benches have been adopted.

  3. Recognition: • After the donation the park installs a plaque engraved with a personalized inscription on a park bench in a location of the donor's choosing. • Most benches can be adopted for $7,500. Contributions of $25,000 are recognized with a plaque on a hand-made rustic bench in an area chosen by the donor.

  4. Item type: different kinds of benches Central Park Settee : simple, unobtrusive design of the historic benches originally used in the Park World’s Fair Bench : more ornate wood and cast iron bench with circular armrests in more formal areas of Central Park, such as plazas.

  5. Type of benches continued Wood and Concrete Benches: durable, immovable benches, it can be found in locations throughout the Park, and is the bench type consistently used in playgrounds and along the park perimeter Rustic Benches: These hand-crafted benches are found in the Park's woodlands and other picturesque settings; usually made of locust or cedar, each design is unique.

  6. DC Fields • Title • Description • Coverage • Format • Identifier

  7. Plugin • Geolocation: to show where each bench is located

  8. Tags: Each picture of the adopted benches will have different tags • Types of inscription • Park section (e.g. Sheep’s Meadow) • Type of bench

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