Granger Park

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Granger Park is a park in Suffolk County, Long Island. It formerly consisted of two towers, Upsilon and Hanson, restaurants, and a UNSC recruitment center. It currently includes restaurants a UNSC recruitment center, two rivers, the Monmouth Towers, and a statue of Andrew Granger.
== History ==
=== Construction ===
Construction on Granger Park began in 2224 by Anderson Parks Company. Named after Sergeant Andrew Granger, a legendary war hero who served during the Interplanetary War. The park was 
originally to consist of three towers, a recreational center, a UNSC recruitment center, and a statue of Andrew Granger in the center of the park.
Due to budget restrictions and a short amount of workers one of the three towers was scrapped, the recreational center was scrapped, and the statue was scrapped.
Now only with two surviving towers and a UNSC recruitment center, Anderson Parks Company decided to spend a hefty amount of money to gain the permission to place restaurants around the park.
Eventually, after fifty years, Granger Park was completed in 2274.
=== Opening ===
After ten days of it's completion Granger Park was opened to the public. The park is to have said to have set an attendance record of any park on Long Island with 8,903,911 on just it's opening day.
Despite almost everything that was originally planned being scrapped, the park received praise. Many people had stated the beauty of the park was surreal and it was given multiple awards for it's towers. These towers, Upsilon and Hanson (named after the children of Andrew Granger) would become the park's main attraction for many centuries to come.
=== Removal of Upsilon and Hanson ===
Following the thirty year anniversary of the end of the Human-Covenant War, Long Island was short on resources to build the Long Island Memorial. Due to this they removed the Upsilon and Hanson towers for materials to build the memorial.
=== Addition of The Monmouth Towers and Lakes Alpha and Beta ===
One year later, the park would receive the Monmouth Towers and Lakes Alpha and Beta. This would stop the public outrage and would give a new layer of beauty to the park. It would also raise the attendance of the park.
=== Addition of The Andrew Granger Statue ===
In 2592 a six-foot tall statue of sergeant Andrew Granger was placed in the center of the park. On the day of it's addition it was visited by the remaining survivors of the UNSC Heavy Armament Brigade. It is the most visited attraction of the park's history.