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Resident Produces Clip on Celtic Park’s Olympic History

Aug. 6, 2012 By George Burles

The Celtic Park residence was once the home of the famed Irish-American Athletic Club that stood there from 1898 to 1930.

Members of the club won 56 medals for the USA in the Olympic games. The legendary Jim Thorpe also competed there.

For a full history, please click here.

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Nancee

I am a fairly new resident of Celtic Park. I moved in over a year ago. I have to be honest. I was very very much looking forward to moving to this “community”; however, I find the property not to be very well maintained considering the high cost of maintenance. Many of the neighbors are not friendly and they don’t seem to respect their surroundings. Cardboard and flags are used as window treatments in many of the windows. Horrible odors in the hallway. Very disappointed and already looking to move out.

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86Mets

Webley, I’d say most people are already aware that in the century since Celtic Park’s sports heyday, there have been new and varied immigrant groups settling in the area. What exactly was your point?

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