Battle Pass in Prospect Park, Brooklyn

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Battle Pass in Prospect Park, Brooklyn is a historic site and commemorative area marking a key Revolutionary War engagement during the Battle of Long Island.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Revolutionary War memorial site
historic site
associatedWith Major General John Sullivan
surface form: General John Sullivan

William Alexander, Lord Stirling
surface form: General William Alexander (Lord Stirling)

George Washington
category American Revolutionary War site in New York City
Historic sites in Prospect Park, Brooklyn
Military history of Brooklyn
commemorates American Revolutionary War
Battle of Long Island
controlledByDuringBattle Continental Army
dateOfEvent August 27, 1776
hasFeature boulder monuments
commemorative tablets
historic markers
interpretive signage
hasHeritageDesignation New York City Landmark
surface form: New York City Landmark (within Prospect Park Scenic Landmark)
hasNearbyNeighborhood Park Slope
Prospect Lefferts Gardens
Prospect Park South
hasNearbyRoad Flatbush Avenue
locatedIn Brooklyn
New York City
New York
surface form: New York State

Prospect Park
United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedNear LeFrak Center at Lakeside
Prospect Park Zoo
locatedOn East Drive (Prospect Park)
maintainedBy New York City Department of Parks and Recreation
Prospect Park Alliance
memorialType outdoor commemorative area
openToPublic yes
opposedByDuringBattle British Army
Hessian troops
originallyKnownAs Flatbush Pass
partOf Battle of Long Island battlefield
Brooklyn battle line in 1776
terrainType ridge crossing
wooded pass
timePeriod 18th century (original battle)
19th century (park-era commemoration)
usedFor commemorative ceremonies
heritage tourism
historical education
wasSiteOf American defensive position during Battle of Long Island
British and Hessian advance during Battle of Long Island
Revolutionary War engagement
within Brooklyn Community District 9

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Battle of Long Island memorial Battle Pass in Prospect Park, Brooklyn