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Now favored by tourists, summer moviegoers and many a New Yorker stopping to enjoy the fresh air, Bryant Park has been a public space for as far back as 1686, when Thomas Donegan, New York's colonial governor, designated it as such. But it went mostly unused until 1823, when it became:
a) a military training ground
b) a graveyard
c) a schoolhouse
d) a swimming hole
Check back on Thursday for the answer to this week's trivia question, and to see if you're the winner!
b) A graveyard!
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