Butler Green

A Glimpse Into History

Within the bustling Campus No. 805 complex in Huntsville, Alabama, Butler Green is a thoughtful tribute to local history that preserves the memory of the former S.R. Butler High School that once thrived here.

The park's namesake, Samuel Riley Butler, wasn't just any educator - he shaped Huntsville's educational landscape from 1890 to 1930. Today, Butler Green elegantly bridges the old architectural elements with newer developments in the area.

What You'll Find

Stroll through Butler Green and you'll discover a spacious recreational lawn stretching between Yellowhammer Brewery and Straight to Ale Brewery - two local favorites that anchor Campus No. 805. The City of Huntsville created this clean, open space as a thoughtful nod to the athletic fields that generations of students once used.

There's something refreshingly simple about this multi-functional outdoor area. The expansive grassy field offers plenty of room for community gatherings or just throwing a frisbee around on a sunny afternoon.

Perfect for Everyone

Butler Green works well for the whole family. While parents might enjoy a craft beer from one of the adjacent breweries, kids have plenty of space to run and play. Four-legged friends are welcome too, making it a genuine community space where everyone feels at home.

You'll find plenty of parking nearby, and the park's strategic location between various food and drink spots means you're never far from refreshments after soaking up some sunshine.

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A Preservation Success Story

In 2016, the 13-acre Campus No. 805 project, including Butler Green, received special recognition from Huntsville's Historic Preservation Consultant. It shows how communities can breathe new life into important spaces while honoring their original purpose and history.