Dutch Garden

Aerial view of gardens with a brick building in the foreground of the gardens. There are several paths throughout the garden. The Dutch Garden was constructed 1934-36 under the supervision of Mary Mobray Clarke, landscape consultant, the park stands as a memorial to the early Dutch settlers and is a reminder of the importance that brick making had on the County's economy. In 1935 the designs and descriptions of the park won national recognition. A bronze achievement plaque on the wall of the teahouse remains as a commemorative to the designers. Photo by Edward Wells, Congers, N.Y.