Continental Army Plaza

Continental Army Plaza was historically known as Washington Plaza and Williamsburg Plaza. The park was designed by architects Lord & Hewlett, and the statue of George Washington at Valley Forge was the work of Henry M. Shrady. At one time, the plaza was seen as the formal terminus of the Williamsburg Bridge.1

Facing onto Washington Plaza is the former First Presbyterian Church (now El Puente Williamsburg Leadership Center) and the Williamsburgh Trust Company building.

  • 1WPA Guide to New York, 456.
Year
1901
Address

195 South 4th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11211
United States

Architect
Owner name
City of New York