The Landmark Commission gave landmark status to the SUNSET PLAY CENTER and SUNSET PLAY CENTER BATH HOUSE much to the relief of many of those in Sunset Park I’m sure.

Information about SPC and SPCBH found by me on the Historic Council Districts Newstand, a blog dedicated to New York City’s preservation community. It’s an interesting blog.

This includes a bath house, swimming pool, diving pool, wading pool, bleachers, filter house, perimeter walls and fencing enclosing these structures, linking pathways, street level fieldstone retaining walls, and the southernmost portion of the paved allee aligned with Sixth Avenue, Seventh Avenue between 41st Street and 44th Street, Brooklyn.

SUNSET PLAY CENTER BATH HOUSE, first floor interior consisting of the domed entry foyer, and the fixtures and interior components of this space, including but not limited to, wall surfaces, floor surfaces, ceiling surfaces, doors, railings, ticket booth, chimney stack, signage, hanging lamps and clock,

It’s on Seventh Avenue between 41st Street and 44th Street in Brooklyn.