Co-hosted by the Friends of the Hastings Library and the Friends of the OCA.
When the Croton Aqueduct first brought clean water to New York City, it gushed forth from a fountain in City Hall Park. New York's fountains are more than just decorative features – they are historical landmarks, cultural icons, and dynamic works of art that shape the city's landscape. Author Stephanie Azzarone and photographer Robert F. Rodriguez present a slideshow with stunning images and amusing anecdotes.
At the Hasting Public Library
