Pershing Field

[6] The House of David was a traveling novelty team known for its long hair and beards and associated with a communal religious society from Michigan.

The All Star Team consisted of the following players: Tom Donovan of the Paramounts; Charley Barabus, Jack Deegan, and Ed Koski of the McCormacks; Wally Ford from St. Peters; Frank (Chubby) Ullmann of the Watsons; Lou Snyder, Bill Hefron, Paul McCarron, Joe Curley, and Meade Coyle of the Beacons; Lefty Tatano, Havens, Grumstead, and Kelly of the Benedicts; Jordan of the Farmers; Joe Agussa, and Hoffman of the Anchors; and Loschen and Eddie Edwards of the Pierce Athletic League; and Marty Lawlor of Bonginos.

At Summit Avenue there is a large arch made of reddish sandstone, the only remnant of the Fourth Regiment Armory building that once stood at the site of the Hudson Catholic Regional High School.

Along the walking paths throughout the park are small stone markers with plaques bearing the names of veterans from both World Wars.

[8][9][10] At the Central Avenue side of there are number of recreational venues for track, baseball, and tennis as well as a swimming pool and a skating rink.

The Arch of the 4th Regiment Armory was dismantled in 1927 was relocated and reconstructed in 1941.
Reservoir No.1 (foreground, and since demolished) and Reservoir No.3. Pershing Field (not shown) was originally planned for Reservoir No. 2.