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  1. www.imdb.com › title › tt3555218America's First Park: River Common (2014) - IMDb

    21. Jan. 2014 · A Poignant Look Into America's Past "America's First Park: River Common" takes the viewer on an incredible journey back into America's history, by looking at how one small public park helped to change the course of history and the decisions made by its founding fathers.

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    A small park that changed world history.To watch the film now got: www.rivercommondocumentary.com

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    America's First Park: River Common. 240 likes. Discover the real story about America's first public park; watch this eye-opening film right now: w

  4. www.avclub.com › america-s-first-park-river-common-2014America's First Park: River Common (2014) - The A.V. Club

    2014. 52m. Documentary. Cast. Wilbur Fitzgerald (Narrator) Bill Clinton (Self) Joe Biden (Self) Theodore Roosevelt (Self) Paul E. Kanjorski (Self) Paul Zibek (Self) Mark Khan (Colonel John Durkee)...

  5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Boston_CommonBoston Common - Wikipedia

    The Boston Common is a public park in downtown Boston, Massachusetts. It is the oldest city park in the United States. Boston Common consists of 50 acres (20 ha) of land bounded by five major Boston streets: Tremont Street, Park Street, Beacon Street, Charles Street, and Boylston Street.

  6. www.videodetective.com › movie › americas-first-park-riverAmerica's First Park: River Common (2014) - Video Detective

    21. Jan. 2014 · Original Release. 01/21/2014. US Release. 01/21/2014. Cast. Name Character Wilbur Fitzgerald: Narrator: Bill Clinton: Self: Joe Biden

  7. m.blog.naver.com › junjo4 › 150169481601What was the first public park in America? : 네이버 블로그

    When the (Boston) Common shed its cows in 1830, it became the largest municipal green space in America dedicated entirely to passive recreation. That was fourteen years before Philadelphia began purchasing land for its Fairmont Park and twenty-three years before New York City began acquiring land for Central Park.