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Man-made Structures - Other to Explore in Staten Island
La Tourette Golf CourseLa Tourette Golf Course is a premier golfing destination situated within the picturesque La Tourette Park, the golf course offers a challenging and enjoyable experience for golfers of all skill levels.Designed by renowned golf course architect David W. Gordon, La Tourette Golf Course features 18 holes spread across rolling hills and scenic landscapes. The course's design incorporates natural elements, including mature trees, water hazards, and bunkers.
New York City Farm ColonyThe New York City Farm Colony, located on Staten Island, was a historic institution established in the late 19th century to provide housing and care for the poor, elderly, and mentally ill. Originally known as the Richmond County Poor Farm, it was designed as a self-sufficient community where residents could work on farmland and participate in various industries.
Staten Island Boat GraveyardThe Staten Island Boat Graveyard, also known as the Arthur Kill Boat Graveyard, is a fascinating and eerie site located on the northeastern shore of Staten Island. It is an area where numerous decommissioned and abandoned vessels, including old boats, ships, and barges, have been left to rest and decay over the years.The origins of the boat graveyard trace back to the mid-20th century when the area was used as a salvage yard for retired and damaged maritime vessels.