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User: Notable landmarks in Wakefield Bronx

Notable landmarks in Wakefield Bronx

Assistant: Here are some snapshots highlighting notable landmarks in the Wakefield neighborhood of the Bronx.

Here are some snapshots highlighting notable landmarks in the Wakefield neighborhood of the Bronx.

Below is a curated list of key landmarks—both cultural and historical—that contribute to Wakefield's unique character:

Notable Landmarks in Wakefield, Bronx

Woodlawn Cemetery A sprawling and historic national treasure located at Wakefield’s southern edge, Woodlawn Cemetery was designated a National Historic Landmark* in 2011. Founded in 1863, it's the final resting place of prominent figures across industries and includes an accredited arboretum with notable monuments and plantings.Wikipedia

• Seton Falls Park This scenic green space within Wakefield offers wooded trails, a cascading waterfall, and a peaceful retreat—perfect for hiking, nature walks, and quiet reflection.CityNeighborhoods.NYC
• Wakefield Playground A beloved local recreational hub featuring basketball courts, a baseball field, and play areas for kids—a community gathering point for outdoor activity.CityNeighborhoods.NYC
• Wakefield–241st Street Subway Station The northernmost station in the New York City Subway system (served by the 2 train), originally opened December 13, 1920. It underwent a major renovation in 2005 and is slated for ADA accessibility improvements as part of the MTA’s 2020–24 Capital Program.Wikipedia
• Nereid Avenue (238th Street) Subway Station Another key transit stop in Wakefield, this station—opened March 31, 1917—serves the 2 train at all times and the 5 train during rush hours, and stands as the peak-direction terminal for some 5‑train runs.Wikipedia
• Wakefield (Metro‑North Harlem Line) Commuter Station Situated at East 241st Street and serving Metro-North’s Harlem Line, this station is the northernmost Metro-North stop within New York City and connects closely with the subway station nearby.Wikipedia
• Montefiore Wakefield Hospital (formerly Misericordia Hospital) A major teaching hospital anchored in the Wakefield area. Originating in 1887 (Staten Island), it moved to Wakefield in 1958 and is now part of the Montefiore Health System.Wikipedia

Summary Table of Landmarks

| Landmark | Type | Highlights | | --------------------------------------- | ---------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Woodlawn Cemetery | Historic / Scenic | National Historic Landmark, arboretum, significant monuments | | Seton Falls Park | Natural / Recreational | Trails, waterfall, peaceful urban nature spot | | Wakefield Playground | Recreational | Sports courts and playgrounds | | Wakefield–241st St Subway Station | Transit | NYC's northernmost subway station; renovated, accessibility planned | | Nereid Avenue (238th St) Subway Station | Transit | Local subway hub; important for 2 and 5 train routes | | Wakefield Metro-North Station | Transit | Northernmost Metro-North stop in NYC; close transit synergy with subway | | Montefiore Wakefield Hospital | Institution / Health | Longstanding hospital, teaching facility in the neighborhood |

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