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Site Update 10/18 St Anthony's Reunion Pics - Page
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Hello Fellow Stratton Parkers,
As you will see, the message board on the website has been updated with a newer
version. Your password and sign on information remain the same.
I hope that this new version will enable those who have been unable to
post to access the site.
In addition, this should limit those annoying spam posters.
There are a few new features. You can now upload a picture to accompany
your post! You can also increase the size of the font to make the print
bigger and easier to read. (upper right hand corner- the "A" above
"Logout") There are others which I will add at a later date.
We have spent many, many (many) hours trying to find the best and easiest way
for folks to post. We are trying to make your Stratton Park experience as user
friendly as possible. Give it a try! :)
Sad Kids - Happy Parents....Back to School!!!!!!
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---------------------------- WelcomeThis page is a monument to a little spot in the Bronx called Stratton Park. Once the name of a thriving community, it describes a part of the Bronx situated between White Plains Road to the Bronx River Parkway, East Tremont Avenue and the Cross Bronx Expressway. Today it is usually just referred to as Parkchester.The neighborhood was named for a real estate developer, John Stratton O'Leary, who around 1926 built blocks of apartment buildings that would become the heart of Stratton Park. His buildings were also known un-officially as the O'Leary Flats.The Purpose of this web site is to remember Stratton Park and to pay tribute to John O'Leary and the many others that made it a great place to live, work and play.Please visit our Message Board to see what other have said and perhaps add your own remembrances and facts. Or you can email us for info or to contribute photos, stories or anything else from "the old neighborhood".
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