Take a moment to answer the Central Park Trivia Question. We'll be adding a new question each week and we'll post the name of the CentralPark.com member to answer correctly first.

This Week's Question: What year did the Metropolitan Museum of Art begin opening on Sundays?

Last Week's Question: Where in Central Park is the Moth Tree?

The Correct Answer was: Between 72nd St. and the Boathouse first submitted by W. Tracy

July 7th's Question: Who built the Vanderbilt Gates of Conservatory Garden?

The Correct Answer was: George B. Post designed them and had them built in Paris first submitted by Jeffrey L. Smith

June 6th  Question: Where is Azalea Walk?

The Correct Answer was: South of Eaglevale Arch first submitted by YorkiesInHeaven

May19th Question: Where was Marble Arch?

The Correct Answer was: It was at the south end of the Mall at 66th St. - first submitted by delaire15

April 26th Question: Where was Outset Arch??

The Correct Answer was: It was over the bridle path at the SW corner of the Zoo - first submitted by MGraff

March 30th Question: Where was Spur Rock Arch?

The Correct Answer was: It was near Heckscher Playground at 61st St and 7th Ave. - first submitted by WTracy

March 15th Question: Where did Winterdale Arch get its name?

The Correct Answer was: It was named for thar section of the West Drive known as Winter Drive - first submitted by celia805

February 29th's Question:How large, in acreage, is the Reservoir?

The Correct Answer was: 106 Acres - first submitted by Orlando Pearsons

February 5th's Question: The original American Museum of Natural History was designed by Vaux and Mould and opened in 1877 on what city named square?

The Correct Answer was: Manhattan Square - first submitted by S Rizzo

January 23rd Question: Two men are primarily credited with the inception of Central Park - William Cullen Bryant was one - who was the other?

The Correct Answer was: Andrew Jackson Downing - first submitted by DM Rainforth