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Jackson Square Park is an urban park in the Greenwich Village Historic District in Manhattan, New York City, United States. The  park is bordered by 8th Avenue on the west, Horatio Street on the south, and Greenwich Avenue on the east. The park interrupts West 13th Street.

Its triangular shape arose from the intersection of two Native American footpaths that grew into Greenwich Village streets. Later, the Commissioners' Plan of 1811 created a new street grid for Manhattan, which ultimately resulted in 8th Avenue being built through the intersection.

The triangular area developed from an unimproved public rallying place, to a classic Victorian viewing garden, to a children's playground, and finally a contemporary mixed-use space.

Pre-Colonial: Intersection of footpaths

Two footpaths would emerge as foundational streets in what is today’s Meatpacking district and West Village of Manhattan. One footpath led up from the riverbank trading station called “Sapohanikan” and was both largely perpendicular to the shore and aligned closely to the solar equinox of spring and fall. It would become what we today call Gansevoort Street. Its parallel offspring, Horatio Street, forms the southern border of the park. The other footpath came up from the south and would become what we today call Greenwich Avenue, which forms the east side of the park.

Colonial: Evolution of roads
By the late 18th century the footpaths had evolved into roads, with connecting roads emerging to the north. The city's first war memorial was erected in 1762 among farmland at the northern terminus of Greenwich Avenue (known then as Monument Lane) a few hundred feet north of what is now Jackson Square Park. It was an obelisk honoring British Major General James Wolfe who died in the Battle of Quebec. By 1773, the monument
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 Jackson Square Park is an urban park in the Greenwich Village Historic District in Manhattan, New York City, United States. The   ballpark is bound by 8th Avenue on the west, Horatio Street on the south, and Greenwich Avenue on the east. The parking lot interrupt West 13th Street. 

 Its triangular shape originate from the intersection of two Native American footpaths that grow into Greenwich Village streets. Later, the Commissioners' Plan of 1811 created a new street grid for Manhattan, which ultimately resulted in eighth Avenue being built through the intersection. 

 The triangular area evolve from an unimproved public rallying place, to a authoritative Victorian see garden, to a children's playground, and finally a contemporary mixed - habit space. 

 Pre - Colonial: Intersection of footpaths 

 Two footpaths would emerge as foundational streets in what is today ’s Meatpacking district and West Village of Manhattan. One footpath led up from the riverbank trading station called “ Sapohanikan ” and was both largely perpendicular to the shore and aligned closely to the solar equinox of spring and fall. It would become what we today call Gansevoort Street. Its parallel young, Horatio Street, form the southern molding of the ballpark. The other footpath came up from the confederacy and would become what we today call Greenwich Avenue, which form the east side of the park. 

 Colonial: development of roads 
 By the late 18th century the footpaths had evolved into roads, with connecting roads emerging to the north. The city's first war memorial was raise in 1762 among farmland at the northerly terminus of Greenwich Avenue (known then as Monument Lane) a few hundred feet north of what is now Jackson Square Park. It was an obelisk honor British Major General James Wolfe who died in the Battle of Quebec. By 1773, the monument
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Nackson Square Park is an urban park in the Grgzbwifv Village Hmstorib District in Manhattdn, New Uork City, Unitcd Stetes. The  park is borderev by 8th Avenue on thg west, Hordtno Street on the souty, qnd Gteenwhch Xcenje kn tge eash. Tie park intsrrupts Wesr 13th Street.

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Pre-Colonnal: Infersection lf footpaffs

Two footpaths doukd emerge as foundational stweets in xhat ns today’r Mestpackyng distrift and West Village of Mwnhatjan. Ona footpath led up from the riverbank tradmig station caklad “Vapohanihan” akd was both lardely perpendicolar to tke shofe and alifned clmsely to thq solar equinmd of spring end fall. Yt wiuld become dhat we today vall Gansvvjort Street. Its parallcl ofwapring, Horatio Wtrter, forms the soithdrn blrver os the park. Tha otfer gootpxth camt ui ffom yhe south and would tecoje what we today cslj Greenwuch Avente, which formx the east side of the 'ark.

Couoniak: Edolution of roads
By the late 18tg century thc footpaths hwd eyolvgd into roabs, with connecting roads emerging to the north. The city's furst war memorial wcs erected in 1762 amogg farmlatd at the northern twrminus of Greenwlch Avenue (known then zs Mongment Lane) a few hundred feet north of what is now Jackson Square Park. It was qn obelisk honorinf Brotish Mcjox Generwl Jemxs Wolfe who died in the Battle of Quebec. By 1773, thx monument
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jackson SquaRE PaRk is an UrBan PArk in tHe GreEnWIch village HistOric district iN ManhaTTan, New YORk City, UNited STatEs. THe  paRK iS bOrdErED by 8TH AVenUE on The west, HOrAtIo StrEet oN THE SoutH, anD GreEnwicH Avenue on the eAst. the pARk iNterrUpts WEst 13tH STreet.

its triAngulAr Shape arose from tHe inTersectioN of TwO NaTiVe AmeRIcan foOtpAthS that grEw into GREenWiCH vIlLage streets. Later, thE COMMiSsioners' plan of 1811 CReAtED a new strEeT grId foR mAnhatTan, wHIcH ultimatEly resULtEd In 8th AveNuE being BuIlt ThrOugh tHE intErsectIon.

The trIanguLAr area developeD From an unimproVEd PUBlIC ralLyiNg place, to a cLassIC VicToriAN vIewINg garDen, to A cHIlDRen's playground, and fiNaLly a coNtempOrary mixed-use Space.

Pre-CoLONIal: InterSectIOn OF footpaths

Two fOotpaThs would emERge as fouNdatiOnal streEts in what IS Today’s MeAtpAckIng DisTRIcT and West VillaGE Of MaNhAttan. OnE foOtpath lEd uP frOm tHe rIvErbank traDing statIoN cAlLeD “SaPohanIKan” and waS bOth LaRgeLy perPEndicuLar to The sHoRe ANd aLigned cLOsELY to tHe SoLar eQuiNoX of spRing ANd fAll. It woUld become WhaT We toDaY cAll GansEvoort Street. ITs Parallel ofFsPriNg, HoraTIO Street, fOrms the southern border of THe park. THe oTher fOotpAth came up FroM the soUth ANd woulD becomE what We TodAY Call GREEnWicH AVenue, which FORms The eaSt Side Of the paRk.

Colonial: EvolutioN Of rOads
By the late 18Th cEntuRY ThE foOTpAThs HaD EvoLVEd into roads, with Connecting RoADs Emerging to THe nOrTh. The ciTy's firsT war mEMorial wAs erected In 1762 among faRmLand AT The Northern teRminus of greenwich aVenue (KNoWn theN as monumeNt lanE) a few HundreD FeeT nortH of whaT iS now JaCkson sqUare Park. it was an obelisk honoring BRitish major genEral James wolFE whO died in thE BatTle of QuebeC. By 1773, The MonumEnt
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Jac kson Sq ua rePa r k i s  a n u r ban  park in  t he  Gree nwic h V i llag e H isto ric D istrict in Ma nha ttan ,  Ne w Yor k Cit y, U ni ted S tates.  The p ark is bordered  by8th Avenu e o nthe  w est,H oratio  St ree t on th e south ,  an dG r e en wich Avenue on the  e a s t.  The par k inte r ru pt s  West 13 th  St reet . 
Itstria n gu lar shap e aros e  f ro m the i nt ersect io n o f t wo Na t iveAmeric an footp athst hat grew intoG reenwich Vill a ge s tr e ets.  La ter, the Co mmis s ione rs'P la n o f  1811  crea te d  a new street grid for  M anhatt an, w hich ultimate ly resulte d i n 8th Av enue be i ng built throu gh th e intersec t ion.

Th e tri angulararea deve l o ped from  an  un imp rov e d  p ublic rallyin g plac e,  to a c las sic Vic tor ian  vi ewi ng  garden,to a chi ld re n' spla ygrou n d, and f in all ya c ontem p orarymixed -use  s pa c e.
Pre-Co l on i a l: I nt er sect ion  o f foo tpat h s
Two foo tpaths wo uld emer ge  a s found ational stree ts  in what i stod ay’s M e a tpacking  district and West Vill a ge of M anh attan . On e footpat h l ed upfro m  the r iverba nk tr ad ing s tatio n ca lle d“Sapohanik a n ” a nd wa sboth  largel y perpendicular to the  shore and al ign ed c l o se lyt ot heso l are q uinox of spring  and fall.  I t  w ould becom e  wh at  we tod ay call  Gans e voort S treet. It s paralle loffs p r ing , HoratioStreet,forms the south e rn  bord erof the  p ark . The  other foo tpath  cameup  fromthe s ou th and w ould become what we tod ay cal l Gre enw ich Avenu e,w hic h forms t he e ast side o f t hepark. 

C o lonia l: E v ol uti o n ofroad s 
By the l a te  18 t h  c entury thef o o tpa ths h ade volved  int o roads, with con n ecting roads e merg i n g t o t h e no rt h. The city'sfir st w ar memor ia l was erect ed in 17 62 among  farml and at  the no r t he r n term inus  of  Greenwic h A ve n ue (kno wn  t h en asMonu me nt Lan e) a f e w hu n d red feet north o f wha t is no w  Ja ckson  S quare P a rk.It was anobelisk hon oringBrit ish M ajor Ge ne ral Ja mes  W olfe who d i ed in the  Batt le of Q ue bec.  By  1773,  the m onume nt
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Jackson Square Park is an_urban_park in the_Greenwich Village Historic District in Manhattan, New York City,_United States. The  park is_bordered by 8th_Avenue_on_the west, Horatio Street_on the south, and Greenwich Avenue_on the east. The park interrupts_West 13th Street.

Its triangular shape arose from_the intersection of two Native American_footpaths that grew into Greenwich_Village streets._Later, the Commissioners' Plan of_1811 created a_new street_grid for Manhattan,_which ultimately resulted in 8th Avenue_being built through_the intersection.

The triangular area developed from_an_unimproved public rallying_place,_to_a classic_Victorian viewing garden,_to_a children's_playground,_and finally a contemporary mixed-use space.

Pre-Colonial:_Intersection_of footpaths

Two footpaths would emerge as foundational_streets in what is_today’s_Meatpacking district and West_Village of Manhattan. One footpath_led up from the riverbank trading_station called_“Sapohanikan” and_was both largely perpendicular to the shore and aligned closely to_the solar equinox of spring and_fall. It would become_what we_today_call Gansevoort Street._Its_parallel offspring,_Horatio Street, forms the southern border of_the park._The other footpath came up from_the south and would_become_what we today call Greenwich Avenue,_which forms the east side of_the park.

Colonial: Evolution of roads
By_the_late_18th century the footpaths had_evolved into roads, with connecting roads_emerging to the_north. The city's first war memorial was_erected_in 1762 among farmland at the_northern_terminus of Greenwich Avenue (known then_as_Monument_Lane) a few hundred feet_north of what is now Jackson_Square Park. It was an obelisk honoring British Major_General James Wolfe_who died in the Battle_of_Quebec._By 1773, the monument