William H. Hill Park - Westover, Johnson City, NY
Posted by: Groundspeak Premium Member ripraff
N 42° 06.838 W 075° 58.751
18T E 419050 N 4662893
William H. Hill Park is a small neighborhood park with playground, pavilion and ball fields. It is by the Susquehanna River and you can see an old train bridge from here.
Waymark Code: WMR0KP
Location: New York, United States
Date Posted: 04/24/2016
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member DougK
Views: 1

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"William Hill of the village of Johnson City began his long public career in the area as postmaster of Lestershire in 1896. He soon became president of the new village and was editor and owner of the Lestershire Record newspaper by age 22. Known as “Billy” Hill, he served for many years as state senator and congressman, and as an advisor to governors such as Thomas E. Dewey, earning him the nickname of Mr. Republican. He also was the nephew of George F. Johnson, of EJ fame."
Name: William H. Hill Park

Street Location: 40 Elbon Street

Local Municipality: Johnson City

State/Province, etc.: NY

Country: USA

Web Site: [Web Link]

Memorial/Commemoration: William H. Hill

Picnic Facilities: pavilion with tables

Recreational Facilities:
Children's Playground Baseball/Softball Soccer Basketball Fishing


Ponds/Lakes/Streams/Rivers/Beach: Susquehanna River and Little Choconut Creek

Traditional Geocaches:
Pencilless cache Penless cache


Date Established: Not listed

Monuments/Statues: Not listed

Art (murals/sculpture, etc.): Not listed

Fountains: Not listed

Special Events: Not listed

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