Elizabeth H. Berger Plaza

Description

Elizabeth H. Berger Plaza is a public park formed in the triangular junction of Trinity Place, Greenwich Street and Edgar Street.

Elizabeth H. Berger Plaza, sits on land once home to “Little Syria,” a diverse immigrant neighborhood displaced by early 20th-century redevelopment and the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel.

Renamed, Dec 16, 2013

Elizabeth H. Berger Plaza was named In honor of the civic advocate and former president of the Downtown Alliance.

Constructed, 2021

Completed in 2021 near the Battery, the new park unites former plazas into a pedestrian-friendly green space linking Ground Zero and the Battery. It honors Elizabeth H. Berger (1960–2013), a civic leader who championed Lower Manhattan’s post-9/11 revitalization and key infrastructure projects.

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