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Atlas Obscura Features Seaside Park & Community Arts Center, Childs Restaurant

June 28, 2019

The former Childs Restaurant in Coney Island was featured in an article on Atlas Obscura that discusses the legacy of the landmarked building and its relevance for travelers today.

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NYC’s 10 Most Impressive Terra Cotta Buildings Include Five Projects by Boston Valley Terra Cotta

October 12, 2018

Boston Valley CEO, John Krouse will be honored at the Historic Districts Council’s annual Landmarks Lion Award ceremony celebrating the preservation of architectural terra cotta in NYC.

Boston Valley Terra Cotta Projects Awarded at the 28th Lucy Moses Awards

May 3, 2018

The New York Landmarks Conservancy is hosting the 28th Annual Moses Awards, Tuesday, May 8th, 2018 at St. Bartholomew's Church in New York City.

Seaside Park Community Arts Center, custom glaze, restoration, terra cotta

Neptune Revisited: Spotlight on the Restoration of Coney Island’s Childs Restaurant

June 13, 2017

Over Memorial Day weekend, The Coney Island History Project opened "Neptune Revisited: Terra Cotta Relics from the Childs Building, Last of Coney Island's Boardwalk Palaces,"

Sea Creatures Return to Façade of Seaside Park and Community Arts Center

April 27, 2017

The Seaside Park and Community Arts Center is one step closer to completion.

Hand Finished & Glazed Terra Cotta Units Breathe New Life into Seaside

October 21, 2016

Work continues on the construction of the Seaside Park and Community Arts Center as the original Coney Island Childs Restaurant is transformed into a new restaurant for the recently opened amphitheater and event space.

Custom Glazes Brighten Seaside Park and Community Arts Center

March 30, 2016

Over 30 years of experience replicating historic glazes and developing new ones has allowed Boston Valley Terra Cotta to amass extensive knowledge and resources to rely on when manufacturing glazed architectural terra cotta.

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