Rockaway Boardwalk

O'Donohue Park sits at the eastern end of the Rockaway Beach and Boardwalk, overlooking the East Rockaway Inlet. You can recognize this space by its open green lawns, basketball courts, and the Far Rockaway Skate Park, which occupy land…

The Beach Sixty-Seventh Street subway station is an elevated structure rising above the Rockaway Freeway in the Arverne neighborhood of Queens. Its most distinct feature is its dual identity: while it serves as a modern transit connection…

Beach 86th Street anchors a central portion of the Rockaway Beach and Boardwalk, a stretch of sand that draws millions of visitors each summer. The area is marked by a prominent, bustling food concession stand right on the boardwalk, a…

The Rockaway Beach Surf Club sits at the corner of Beach Eighty-Seventh Street and the Rockaway Freeway, identifiable by its location directly beneath the elevated train tracks. What began in twenty-twelve as a modest project on a former…

Beach 106th Street is marked by a distinctive pair of modular comfort stations, their double-layered stainless-steel facades reflecting the sunlight along the concrete boardwalk. These structures replaced the original buildings destroyed…

The Flight 587 Memorial Park is marked by an arching wall of windows that sits on an elevated base near the Rockaway Beach boardwalk at the south end of Beach One Hundred Sixteenth Street. Dedicated in two thousand six, the memorial honors…

Beach One Hundred Twenty-Sixth Street is defined by the sudden, abrupt end of the Rockaway Beach boardwalk. While the wooden promenade stretches for miles along the Atlantic Ocean, its continuous concrete path halts entirely at this…