What is 59th street central park?

59th street in Central Park is also known as the Grand Army Plaza. It is a major entrance to the park, located at the southern end of Central Park West and marks the transition from Midtown Manhattan to the Upper West Side. The plaza is dominated by the Pulitzer Fountain, which was designed by Karl Bitter and dedicated in 1916. The fountain features the goddess Pomona, who symbolizes abundance, surrounded by the four seasons. A statue of William Tecumseh Sherman, a Union general during the American Civil War, stands on the plaza's northern edge. The plaza is also home to the iconic Plaza Hotel and the Apple Store Fifth Avenue. The 59th street entrance is a popular starting point for many visitors to Central Park, who come to enjoy the scenic trails, lakes, and landmarks like the Bethesda Fountain, the Central Park Zoo, and the Conservatory Garden.