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Edgewater Park, also called the Park of Edgewater, Edgewater Park Owners' Co-operative, or simply Edgewater, is a sub-neighborhood located in the Throgs Neck section of the Bronx in New York City. It is bounded noninclusively on the north and east by Eastchester Bay, on the west by Memorial Park and the Throgs Neck Expressway, and on the south by Miles Avenue. The majority of club history takes place in Edgewater Park, and most of its members have lived there.

The Siwanoys originally used the shoreline as a fishing camp. Over the years, the land was owned by many different people, including Edward Stephenson in 1792, until in 1851 George Townsend Adee (180?1884, for whom Adee Drive is named) bought it from Edward LeRoy for $20,000. Adee built a mansion in 1856 for his sons and his wife, Ellen Louise Henry, who named the estate "Edgewater." In 1910, the Adee family sold the land to Richard Shaw, who "ran a stock farm there, and rented out camping sites for Summertime vacationers, using the name 'Park of Edgewater' to make it sound attractive. The tents were replaced by bungalows, and, in time, these flimsy dwellings were built into year-round residences" (McNamara 16, 195).

Edgewater Park, as a cooperatively owned village, is run by an amorphous board of directors (elected by and consisting of residents), referred to by the populace as simply "The Co-op." There are annual Labor Day competitions and a volunteer fire department. The park also has security during the summer. Someone please edit this part of the article and make it better.

Edgewater Park on 40 acres of land contains about 700 houses, around 95% of which are occupied. The park is divided into five sections denoted by letters, and houses within a section have numbers. An address includes a house number, the section's letter, and the name "Edgewater Park" (instead of streets, which are not officially named).

• An Unknown Seclusion of the Bronx, NY 10465
• Home Is Where the Heart Is (Sweet Home Edgewater)
• Beyond the Wrap

• Alejandro Zuleta
• William Mazzariello
• Theodore Phillips
• Thomas D'attore
• Michael Vacca
• Nicholas Phillips
• Johnny Pradlik
• Richard Falantano
• Ryan
• Joseph Justus
• Daniel Hostomsky
• Michael Hostomsky
• Clare Phillips
• Matthew Justus

• Sections of Edgewater Park
• Beaches and Piers in Edgewater Park
• Streets in Edgewater Park
• Trivial Points in Edgewater Park
• Playground
• "D" Parking Lot
• "E" Field
• The Store
• The Office
• The Firehouse
• Parking Lot

• McNamara, John (1984). History in Asphalt: The Origin of Bronx Street and Place Names. Bronx, NY: The Bronx County Historical Society.