New York City is filled with labyrinths — if you know where to look
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Maria Hernandez Park in Brooklyn.
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The labyrinth at Broadway Presbyterian church on the Upper West Side.
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The labyrinth at Riverside Church is the oldest labyrinth in New York City.
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Mace Anderson sits in front of the labyrinth at Riverside Church. He has been a member of Riverside Church for more than three decades.
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A card depicting the Riverside Church labyrinth, made by Mace Anderson
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The gift shop at Riverside Church.
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The Labyrinth of Contemplation at Battery Park City.
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The Seed Labyrinth at 505 Laguardia Place by artist Sarah Jones.
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The author sitting in the center of the labyrinth at Ascension Episcopal church in Greenpoint
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The labyrinth at Ascension Episcopal church in Greenpoint.
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The gift shop at Riverside Church.
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