Three limited access highways converge at Kew Gardens near Queens Boulevard:
The Grand Central Parkway,
The Jackie Robinson Parkway (Formerly, the Interboro Parkway)
And, the Van Wyck Expressway. (Although most people believe it was named after the first mayor of the unified New York City, Robert C. Van Wyck [1898 - 1901], others argue that the it was named after Abraham Van Wyck, a real estate investor who developed Van Wyck Avenue - the site of today's Expressway - in Jamaica in 1834.)
(Formerly, the Interboro Parkway)
(Although most people believe it was named after the first mayor of the unified New York City, Robert C. Van Wyck [1898 - 1901], others argue that the it was named after Abraham Van Wyck, a real estate investor who developed Van Wyck Avenue - the site of today's Expressway - in Jamaica in 1834.)