public park in London, noted for the public discussions on current issues that take place there
village in SE N.Y., on the Hudson: site of the estate & burial place of Franklin D. Roosevelt
See Hyde Park in American Heritage Dictionary 4
A large public park in west-central London, England. A royal deer park under Henry VIII, it was opened to the public in 1635.
A village of southeast New York on the eastern bank of the Hudson River north of Poughkeepsie. It is the birth and burial place of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Population: 20,700.