For generations of Bronx families, Clason Point Gardens has been more than a public housing development. It has been home. For generations of Bronx families, Clason Point Gardens has been more than a public housing development. It has been home. Clason Point Gardens is celebrating its 85th anniversary this year, marking more than eight decades.
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For generations of Bronx families, Clason Point Gardens has been more than a public housing development. It has been home. For generations of Bronx families, Clason Point Gardens has been more than a public housing development. It has been home. Clason Point Gardens is celebrating its 85th anniversary this year, marking more than eight decades.
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