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Prospect Park Weights for Women Prospect Park Weights for Women
10th Avenue & Park Square 10th Avenue &
Park Square
Prospect Park Borough Centenial Prospect Park Borough Centennial
crossroads - Route 420 & Chester Pike crossroads - Route 420
& Chester Pike
Prospect Hill Baptist Church Prospect Hill
Baptist Church
Prospect Lodge #578 Prospect Lodge #578
Prospect Park Fire Company Prospect Park
Fire Company
Prospect Park War Memorial Library Prospect Park War Memorial Library
Prospect Park
Police Dept.
Interboro School District Building Interboro School
District Building
Administrative Offices
  



Prospect Park
History

   
   Prospect Park was laid out in 1875. The grounds have been surveyed in streets and avenues, with a large park in the middle. Mr. Geo W. Shirley is the pioneer of the place and he came when the park was first laid out. In 1878, a grain and feed store was opened by George W. Moore. It was located in what is today the Moore Station Industrial Park. Additional business came to Prospect Park in the early 1900's. The Robert Craig Company was a greenhouse operation and moved part of their operation to Prospect Park. They bought land from George W. Moore at 16th and Amosland Road, which is now today's Interboro High School. The entire company was moved to Prospect Park in 1923. The company operated its business until the 1960's and then they sold the property to the
Interboro School District.
 
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