At a meeting on Wednesday night, the Parks Department unveiled these preliminary renderings of the city’s $60-million facelift of the McCarren Park Pool.
The long-abandoned Depression-era pool has been used more recently as a summertime concert venue, but will become an all-year attraction, the city says.
See The Brooklyn Paper’s two-part pool saga ww.brooklynpaper.com/stories/30/35/30_35oldpool.html”>here and ww.brooklynpaper.com/stories/30/37/30_37poolstory.html”>here.
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