Calhoun Park
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About the Location
Historical Background
Originally established in the 1880s, Calhoun Park was initially designed as a walking park for residents of the surrounding area. The park is nestled among Victorian-era homes, including Queen Anne and stick-style architecture, which reflects the historical character of the neighborhood.
Location and Size
Calhoun Park is a 2.5-acre public park occupying one full block in a residential neighborhood. The park is situated at the intersection of Dwight Street and Jefferson Avenue, in close proximity to Baystate Hospital.
Park Features
The park features large shade trees, providing a cool and pleasant environment for visitors. Its location in a residential area makes it a convenient spot for local families and individuals to enjoy outdoor activities.
Recent Developments
In recent years, Calhoun Park has undergone redevelopment efforts to enhance its recreational offerings. The City of Springfield has allocated funds from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) to improve the park's amenities and increase recreational opportunities for people of all ages and abilities.
All Features & Facilities
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ParkMagnet Score
Decent Park
