-
thanks to a
patent by
founder Guy
Mafera which he
first used to make
spring beds.
While sources vary on when
Mafera first patented the
method of forming...
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Mafera Park (officially
Joseph F.
Mafera Park) is a park in Queens, New York City,
United States. It is
approximately 5.4
acres (0.022 km2) in size, located...
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Francesco "Frank" John
Mafera, Sr. (July 18, 1898 –
February 13, 1956) was an
American businessman and
inventor notable for
patenting the
first method...
- F.
Mafera (1895 –
February 12, 1967) was a
Democratic politician from Queens, New York City who
served briefly as
Queens Borough President.
Mafera was...
- and was used
mainly as a
picnic site.
Mafera Park,
named after former Queens borough president Joseph F.
Mafera, is
located south of the
Fresh Pond Junction...
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Linden Linnaeus Little Bay
LoCicero Triangle Louis Pasteur Lynch Triangle Mafera Macneil Marconi Marie Curie Montbellier O'Donohue One Room
Schoolhouse Overlook...
- York
Ridgewood Park, Dallas, Texas, a
neighborhood in East Dallas,
Texas Mafera Park in Queens, New York City,
formerly called Ridgewood Park This disambiguation...
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Square Libra Triangle Linnaeus Park
Little Bay Park
Louis Pasteur Park
Mafera Park
Macneil Park
Marconi Park
Marie Curie Park
Montbellier Park O'Donohue...
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Linden Linnaeus Little Bay
LoCicero Triangle Louis Pasteur Lynch Triangle Mafera Macneil Marconi Marie Curie Montbellier O'Donohue One Room
Schoolhouse Overlook...
- Society. New
Hampshire Historical Marker #273 in
Raymond recognizes Frank J.
Mafera, a
resident who
patented the
first method for
weaving chain link fencing...
