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National Parks of New York HarborJamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, the largest continuous open space in New York City, is home to saltwater marshes
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National Parks of New York Harbor
Permits
 

Commerical Filming and Photography Permits for each unit of the National Parks of New York Harbor may be requested through the following means:

Statue of Liberty National Monument and Ellis Island:
Tonia Best
212-363-3206, Ext. 107
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Gateway National Recreation Area:
Click here for permit information and forms.

Castle Clinton National Monument: Migdalia Figeruoa-Pinedo
212-825-6990
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Federal Hall National Memorial:  Migdalia Figeruoa-Pinedo
212-825-6990
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General Grant National Memorial:  Migdalia Figeruoa-Pinedo
212-825-6990
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Hamilton Grange National Memorial:  Migdalia Figeruoa-Pinedo
212-825-6990
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St. Paul's Church National Historic Site:  Migdalia Figeruoa-Pinedo
212-825-6990
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Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site:  
Migdalia Figeruoa-Pinedo
212-825-6990
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African Burial Ground National Monument:
Click here to link to permit forms.
The iconic Lady Liberty is one of 23 unique destinations that are part of the National Parks of New York Harbor  

Did You Know?
There are 10 National Parks with 23 unique destinations in New York City, Westchester County and northern New Jersey. The National Parks of New York Harbor are visited more than 12 million times a year.
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Last Updated: October 09, 2009 at 13:45 EST