My Community My Community Walk ProjectWalk Project
The Community of CanarsieThe Community of Canarsie
By: Guerlande PonyonBy: Guerlande Ponyon
My House My House
This is where I am currently living in. I been in this house for 8-9 years. I love my neighborhood and the people in it.
P.S/I.S 66P.S/I.S 66
This is a public school. It’s a Elementary and Junior High School. Created 7 years ago,
P.S 66 is an amazing school filled with many scholar.
Armando’s Armando’s PizzaPizza
Created in 1961,one of the best pizza shop in Canarsie.
Canarsie’s L LineCanarsie’s L Line
The Canarsie Line was first a steam railroad, a BRT elevated line (later known as BMT), then a subway going into
Manhattan in 1924. On October 21, 1865 it was first owned and operated by Brooklyn and Rockaway Beach Railroad. It
operated from Atlantic Avenue in East New York to Canarsie Pier.
Canarsie Canarsie High SchoolHigh School
Canarsie’s first High School, Canarsie High School built on Rockaway Parkway and Avenue K. It’s a
public school, contains students from grade 9-12.
Holy FamilyHoly Family
The birth of Canarsie’s first Roman Catholic Church, Holy Family was in 1880. The church's first building was a small wooden structure that stood on the corner of East 93 Street and Conklin Avenue. After a fire destroyed the building, the church was rebuilt on Flatlands Avenue and Rockaway Parkway. In 1935 the church started to
expand by adding a Rectory, a Convent and a School. The present Holy Family Church still stands on the corner of Flatlands Avenue and Rockaway Parkway. With the church’s expansion, it covers 2
blocks, Rockaway Parkway thru East 98 Street.
Canarsie Public LibraryCanarsie Public Library
Opening in 1909, Canarsie became BPL's thirty-ninth branch in 1932. Five years later, the library moved to more
spacious quarters, but by 1957, even more room was requested and a new building was constructed in 1960.
Canarsie PierCanarsie Pier
Canarsie Pier remains a recreation place today with many of its residents. Created in 1985, one of the best sites in Canarsie.