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GETTING PARK PERMITS Follow the on-site instructions. If you have any issues, you can reach the Parks Department directly at 617-635-4505. The special event permit application deadline is posted as March 1st, but the Parks Department will continue to accept applications through the year. Don’t let the deadline deter you! GOLF COURSE & CLUBHOUSE Originally part of Olmsted’s Country Park, the Franklin Park Golf Course is now an 18-hole public golf facility used by both local residents and suburban golfers. The second oldest public course in the United States, Franklin Park is also where the first golf ball was hit when Bostonian George Wright was sent a club and ball from a friend in Scotland in the early days of the 20th century. MAP – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION The MBTA website has schedules, maps and route planning help. TRAIN – Orange Line to Glen Road Entrance in JP:. Orange Line to Green Street stop, exit out front doors of station and walk right on Green Street. Cross Amory Street at the light, stay straight, cross Washington Street at the light (Green becomes Glen Road), continue up the hill past houses till Glen Road dead ends in the park.BALL FIELDS
Franklin Park is a great place for an informal ball game with your friends! The Playstead is the huge field located between White Stadium and the Zoo. Here you can find baseball diamonds, a HIKING – WILDERNESS – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Hiking – Wilderness. The 65-acre wilderness is a remarkable tribute to Olmsted’s skills as a park developer. Winding paths cleverly laid out around hillocks and rock outcroppings —through stands of oaks, hemlocks, and pines — create the feeling that the park is even larger than it is. The Franklin Park Coalition has been focusing ontwo
HIKING – SCARBORO HILL – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Hiking – Scarboro Hill. Perhaps the most peaceful place in Franklin Park, Scarboro Pond is home to a large collection of water and migrating birds and is a favorite spot for walking or relaxing. Olmsted changed his original park designs after the public demanded a waterway in the park. It took two years to excavate the pond, butplans to
PLAYSTEAD – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Playstead. The Playstead is a large and actively-used sports area originally designed by Frederick Law Olmsted in 1886. It was built for recreational purposes and was once quoted as “the finest playground ever set apart for children’s exclusive use in this country” by the Boston Herald Traveler. Since its construction, the Playstead hasSCHOOLMASTER HILL
Schoolmaster Hill is where the leader of the transcendentalist movement, Ralph Waldo Emerson, lived for two years in a small cabin before the park was created. He was an unhappy schoolmaster in Roxbury, but loved the outdoors and began writing nature poetry and essays. At the far end of the stone walkway, past the arbor, there isa plaque with
WHITE STADIUM
The stadium is open for public use from 7am-4pm on Monday through Thursday. In the summer there is a White Stadium Sports Camp that is free for children ages 7-14. For more information, call the Boston Centers for Youth & Families at (617) 635-4920 x2218. (This number may change, call the Mayor’s Hotline at (617) 635-4500 for updatedcontact
FRANKLIN PARK COALITION The Franklin Park Coalition (FPC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to involving the community to work, play, & engage in Franklin Park, Boston’s largest green space. Designed by renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted in the late 1800s, Franklin Park serves as an urban oasis to the surrounding neighborhoods and theCity of
GETTING PARK PERMITS Follow the on-site instructions. If you have any issues, you can reach the Parks Department directly at 617-635-4505. The special event permit application deadline is posted as March 1st, but the Parks Department will continue to accept applications through the year. Don’t let the deadline deter you! GOLF COURSE & CLUBHOUSE Originally part of Olmsted’s Country Park, the Franklin Park Golf Course is now an 18-hole public golf facility used by both local residents and suburban golfers. The second oldest public course in the United States, Franklin Park is also where the first golf ball was hit when Bostonian George Wright was sent a club and ball from a friend in Scotland in the early days of the 20th century. MAP – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION The MBTA website has schedules, maps and route planning help. TRAIN – Orange Line to Glen Road Entrance in JP:. Orange Line to Green Street stop, exit out front doors of station and walk right on Green Street. Cross Amory Street at the light, stay straight, cross Washington Street at the light (Green becomes Glen Road), continue up the hill past houses till Glen Road dead ends in the park.BALL FIELDS
Franklin Park is a great place for an informal ball game with your friends! The Playstead is the huge field located between White Stadium and the Zoo. Here you can find baseball diamonds, a HIKING – WILDERNESS – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Hiking – Wilderness. The 65-acre wilderness is a remarkable tribute to Olmsted’s skills as a park developer. Winding paths cleverly laid out around hillocks and rock outcroppings —through stands of oaks, hemlocks, and pines — create the feeling that the park is even larger than it is. The Franklin Park Coalition has been focusing ontwo
HIKING – SCARBORO HILL – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Hiking – Scarboro Hill. Perhaps the most peaceful place in Franklin Park, Scarboro Pond is home to a large collection of water and migrating birds and is a favorite spot for walking or relaxing. Olmsted changed his original park designs after the public demanded a waterway in the park. It took two years to excavate the pond, butplans to
PLAYSTEAD – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Playstead. The Playstead is a large and actively-used sports area originally designed by Frederick Law Olmsted in 1886. It was built for recreational purposes and was once quoted as “the finest playground ever set apart for children’s exclusive use in this country” by the Boston Herald Traveler. Since its construction, the Playstead hasSCHOOLMASTER HILL
Schoolmaster Hill is where the leader of the transcendentalist movement, Ralph Waldo Emerson, lived for two years in a small cabin before the park was created. He was an unhappy schoolmaster in Roxbury, but loved the outdoors and began writing nature poetry and essays. At the far end of the stone walkway, past the arbor, there isa plaque with
WHITE STADIUM
The stadium is open for public use from 7am-4pm on Monday through Thursday. In the summer there is a White Stadium Sports Camp that is free for children ages 7-14. For more information, call the Boston Centers for Youth & Families at (617) 635-4920 x2218. (This number may change, call the Mayor’s Hotline at (617) 635-4500 for updatedcontact
PLAYSTEAD – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Playstead. The Playstead is a large and actively-used sports area originally designed by Frederick Law Olmsted in 1886. It was built for recreational purposes and was once quoted as “the finest playground ever set apart for children’s exclusive use in this country” by the Boston Herald Traveler. Since its construction, the Playstead has HEALTH & FITNESS ACTIVITIES Franklin Park is a great place to be active! Come with friends to take a walk around the golf course loop path (2.25 scenic miles), ride your bike, play tennis, shoot a few hoops, or hike in the woods. Franklin Park Moves for Health is a partner with the Boston Public Health Commission’s initiative urging Bostonians to lose a collectiveWINTER FESTIVAL
February 22, 2020 @ 10:30 am - 1:30 pm. « Master Plan Community Workshop. 2020 Turkey Trot ». Enjoy a cozy day of games, crafts, nature walks, hot cocoa and more at the Franklin Park Clubhouse on Saturday, February 22nd from 10:30am – 1:30pm. If snow is on the ground, we’ll be ready for sledding and snowman building!PLAYHOUSE HISTORY
Elma Lewis was a cultural icon in Boston’s black community until her death in January 2004. She was the founder and director of The Elma Lewis School for Fine and Performing Arts in the 1950s, where thousands of African American children and adults studied until it closed in the 1980s. SHATTUCK – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Download Handout (PDF) RSVP & Share on Facebook. On Tuesday, June 25th at 6:30, the third and final Shattuck Campus Planning Community meeting will be held at the Golf course Clubhouse, and we encourage Franklin Park Coalition members and park neighbors to attend. The Shattuck Campus is a 13-acre site that was transferred in the 1950s, from the City’s park to the Commonwealth, to build a LAVENDAR RUINS AT FOG X FLO The sound is reminiscent of Duke Ellington’s Boston-area born saxophonists, Harry Carney and Johnny Hodges, who recorded these themes with Ellington, and performed with his orchestra in the Ruins. This 20-minute sound installation, playing at 7:00pm and 8:00pm, comprises an array of speakers located Overlook Shelter Ruins thatsurround the
FRANKLIN PARK BIRD WALK May 15, 2019 @ 7:00 am - 8:30 am. « Annual Meeting. Kite & Bike Festival ». Meet at the Shattuck Picnic Area and Franklin. Park Tennis Courts by the Shattuck Hospital. Ninety-minute walk. through Scarboro Hill Woods and around Scarboro Pond. Thrill to the. sights and sounds of an array of birds that inhabit the Franklin Park. KITE & BIKE FESTIVAL 2019 Kite & Bike Festival. Saturday, May 18, 2019 from 11AM-4PM. (Rain date: Sunday, May 19 from 1PM- 5PM) Playstead Franklin Park, 25 Pierpont Road. Started in 1969, the Kite & Bike Festival is a Boston tradition that gathers more than 1,000 people at Franklin Park each May to enjoy picnicking, kite flying, bicycles & music. SUPPORT THE FUTURE OF FRANKLIN PARK- SHATTUCK CAMPUS Download Handout (PDF) RSVP & Share on Facebook. On Tuesday, June 25th at 6:30, the third and final Shattuck Campus Planning Community meeting will be held at the Golf course Clubhouse, and we encourage Franklin Park Coalition members and park neighbors to attend. The Shattuck Campus is a 13-acre site that was transferred in the 1950s, from the City’s park to the Commonwealth, to build FAIRY HOUSE BUILDING FESTIVAL In order to welcome the local elf and fairy population, the Boston Parks and Recreation Department is hosting their sixth annual Fairy House Building Festival on Thursday, April 18, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon at Schoolmaster Hill in Franklin Park. FRANKLIN PARK COALITION The Franklin Park Coalition (FPC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to involving the community to work, play, & engage in Franklin Park, Boston’s largest green space. Designed by renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted in the late 1800s, Franklin Park serves as an urban oasis to the surrounding neighborhoods and theCity of
GETTING PARK PERMITS Follow the on-site instructions. If you have any issues, you can reach the Parks Department directly at 617-635-4505. The special event permit application deadline is posted as March 1st, but the Parks Department will continue to accept applications through the year. Don’t let the deadline deter you! MAP – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION The MBTA website has schedules, maps and route planning help. TRAIN – Orange Line to Glen Road Entrance in JP:. Orange Line to Green Street stop, exit out front doors of station and walk right on Green Street. Cross Amory Street at the light, stay straight, cross Washington Street at the light (Green becomes Glen Road), continue up the hill past houses till Glen Road dead ends in the park.BALL FIELDS
Franklin Park is a great place for an informal ball game with your friends! The Playstead is the huge field located between White Stadium and the Zoo. Here you can find baseball diamonds, a GOLF COURSE & CLUBHOUSE Originally part of Olmsted’s Country Park, the Franklin Park Golf Course is now an 18-hole public golf facility used by both local residents and suburban golfers. The second oldest public course in the United States, Franklin Park is also where the first golf ball was hit when Bostonian George Wright was sent a club and ball from a friend in Scotland in the early days of the 20th century. HIKING – WILDERNESS – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Hiking – Wilderness. The 65-acre wilderness is a remarkable tribute to Olmsted’s skills as a park developer. Winding paths cleverly laid out around hillocks and rock outcroppings —through stands of oaks, hemlocks, and pines — create the feeling that the park is even larger than it is. The Franklin Park Coalition has been focusing ontwo
HIKING – SCARBORO HILL – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Hiking – Scarboro Hill. Perhaps the most peaceful place in Franklin Park, Scarboro Pond is home to a large collection of water and migrating birds and is a favorite spot for walking or relaxing. Olmsted changed his original park designs after the public demanded a waterway in the park. It took two years to excavate the pond, butplans to
SCHOOLMASTER HILL
Schoolmaster Hill is where the leader of the transcendentalist movement, Ralph Waldo Emerson, lived for two years in a small cabin before the park was created. He was an unhappy schoolmaster in Roxbury, but loved the outdoors and began writing nature poetry and essays. At the far end of the stone walkway, past the arbor, there isa plaque with
WHITE STADIUM
The stadium is open for public use from 7am-4pm on Monday through Thursday. In the summer there is a White Stadium Sports Camp that is free for children ages 7-14. For more information, call the Boston Centers for Youth & Families at (617) 635-4920 x2218. (This number may change, call the Mayor’s Hotline at (617) 635-4500 for updatedcontact
PLAYSTEAD – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Playstead. The Playstead is a large and actively-used sports area originally designed by Frederick Law Olmsted in 1886. It was built for recreational purposes and was once quoted as “the finest playground ever set apart for children’s exclusive use in this country” by the Boston Herald Traveler. Since its construction, the Playstead has FRANKLIN PARK COALITION The Franklin Park Coalition (FPC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to involving the community to work, play, & engage in Franklin Park, Boston’s largest green space. Designed by renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted in the late 1800s, Franklin Park serves as an urban oasis to the surrounding neighborhoods and theCity of
GETTING PARK PERMITS Follow the on-site instructions. If you have any issues, you can reach the Parks Department directly at 617-635-4505. The special event permit application deadline is posted as March 1st, but the Parks Department will continue to accept applications through the year. Don’t let the deadline deter you! MAP – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION The MBTA website has schedules, maps and route planning help. TRAIN – Orange Line to Glen Road Entrance in JP:. Orange Line to Green Street stop, exit out front doors of station and walk right on Green Street. Cross Amory Street at the light, stay straight, cross Washington Street at the light (Green becomes Glen Road), continue up the hill past houses till Glen Road dead ends in the park.BALL FIELDS
Franklin Park is a great place for an informal ball game with your friends! The Playstead is the huge field located between White Stadium and the Zoo. Here you can find baseball diamonds, a GOLF COURSE & CLUBHOUSE Originally part of Olmsted’s Country Park, the Franklin Park Golf Course is now an 18-hole public golf facility used by both local residents and suburban golfers. The second oldest public course in the United States, Franklin Park is also where the first golf ball was hit when Bostonian George Wright was sent a club and ball from a friend in Scotland in the early days of the 20th century. HIKING – WILDERNESS – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Hiking – Wilderness. The 65-acre wilderness is a remarkable tribute to Olmsted’s skills as a park developer. Winding paths cleverly laid out around hillocks and rock outcroppings —through stands of oaks, hemlocks, and pines — create the feeling that the park is even larger than it is. The Franklin Park Coalition has been focusing ontwo
HIKING – SCARBORO HILL – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Hiking – Scarboro Hill. Perhaps the most peaceful place in Franklin Park, Scarboro Pond is home to a large collection of water and migrating birds and is a favorite spot for walking or relaxing. Olmsted changed his original park designs after the public demanded a waterway in the park. It took two years to excavate the pond, butplans to
SCHOOLMASTER HILL
Schoolmaster Hill is where the leader of the transcendentalist movement, Ralph Waldo Emerson, lived for two years in a small cabin before the park was created. He was an unhappy schoolmaster in Roxbury, but loved the outdoors and began writing nature poetry and essays. At the far end of the stone walkway, past the arbor, there isa plaque with
WHITE STADIUM
The stadium is open for public use from 7am-4pm on Monday through Thursday. In the summer there is a White Stadium Sports Camp that is free for children ages 7-14. For more information, call the Boston Centers for Youth & Families at (617) 635-4920 x2218. (This number may change, call the Mayor’s Hotline at (617) 635-4500 for updatedcontact
PLAYSTEAD – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Playstead. The Playstead is a large and actively-used sports area originally designed by Frederick Law Olmsted in 1886. It was built for recreational purposes and was once quoted as “the finest playground ever set apart for children’s exclusive use in this country” by the Boston Herald Traveler. Since its construction, the Playstead has CONTACT – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION @EdforBoston: At the Ways & Means hearing, chaired by @KenzieBok, on @BostonParksDept budget/programming. Our parks & green spaces play such an important role in our lives. A healthy tree canopy, well maintained & safe parks, along w/great programming enhances HEALTH & FITNESS ACTIVITIES Franklin Park is a great place to be active! Come with friends to take a walk around the golf course loop path (2.25 scenic miles), ride your bike, play tennis, shoot a few hoops, or hike in the woods. Franklin Park Moves for Health is a partner with the Boston Public Health Commission’s initiative urging Bostonians to lose a collective PLAYSTEAD – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Playstead. The Playstead is a large and actively-used sports area originally designed by Frederick Law Olmsted in 1886. It was built for recreational purposes and was once quoted as “the finest playground ever set apart for children’s exclusive use in this country” by the Boston Herald Traveler. Since its construction, the Playstead hasENGAGE & ADVOCATE
2. Franklin Park Master Planning Process. In exciting news, $28 million dollars was approved by the city council for Franklin Park improvements on Wed. October 17, 2018, from the sale of the Winthrop Square garage to fund improvements from the Master Planning process! Of this $5 million is put into a trust fund that FPC will be able tohelp
WINTER FESTIVAL
February 22, 2020 @ 10:30 am - 1:30 pm. « Master Plan Community Workshop. 2020 Turkey Trot ». Enjoy a cozy day of games, crafts, nature walks, hot cocoa and more at the Franklin Park Clubhouse on Saturday, February 22nd from 10:30am – 1:30pm. If snow is on the ground, we’ll be ready for sledding and snowman building!PLAYHOUSE HISTORY
Elma Lewis was a cultural icon in Boston’s black community until her death in January 2004. She was the founder and director of The Elma Lewis School for Fine and Performing Arts in the 1950s, where thousands of African American children and adults studied until it closed in the 1980s. HIKING – LONG CROUCH WOODS – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Long Crouch Woods, which surrounds the Bear Dens, is a safe, fascinating place to walk. A 26-acre woodland that sits high above Seaver Street in Roxbury, this long, narrow forest has a broad path through the middle and smaller trails leading into the woods and down to Playstead Road and the park’s basketball courts by White Stadium. SHATTUCK – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Download Handout (PDF) RSVP & Share on Facebook. On Tuesday, June 25th at 6:30, the third and final Shattuck Campus Planning Community meeting will be held at the Golf course Clubhouse, and we encourage Franklin Park Coalition members and park neighbors to attend. The Shattuck Campus is a 13-acre site that was transferred in the 1950s, from the City’s park to the Commonwealth, to build a FRANKLIN PARK BIRD WALK May 15, 2019 @ 7:00 am - 8:30 am. « Annual Meeting. Kite & Bike Festival ». Meet at the Shattuck Picnic Area and Franklin. Park Tennis Courts by the Shattuck Hospital. Ninety-minute walk. through Scarboro Hill Woods and around Scarboro Pond. Thrill to the. sights and sounds of an array of birds that inhabit the Franklin Park. FAIRY HOUSE BUILDING FESTIVAL In order to welcome the local elf and fairy population, the Boston Parks and Recreation Department is hosting their sixth annual Fairy House Building Festival on Thursday, April 18, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon at Schoolmaster Hill in Franklin Park. FRANKLIN PARK COALITION The Franklin Park Coalition (FPC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to involving the community to work, play, & engage in Franklin Park, Boston’s largest green space. Designed by renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted in the late 1800s, Franklin Park serves as an urban oasis to the surrounding neighborhoods and theCity of
GETTING PARK PERMITS Follow the on-site instructions. If you have any issues, you can reach the Parks Department directly at 617-635-4505. The special event permit application deadline is posted as March 1st, but the Parks Department will continue to accept applications through the year. Don’t let the deadline deter you! HIKING – SCARBORO HILL – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Hiking – Scarboro Hill. Perhaps the most peaceful place in Franklin Park, Scarboro Pond is home to a large collection of water and migrating birds and is a favorite spot for walking or relaxing. Olmsted changed his original park designs after the public demanded a waterway in the park. It took two years to excavate the pond, butplans to
MAP – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION The MBTA website has schedules, maps and route planning help. TRAIN – Orange Line to Glen Road Entrance in JP:. Orange Line to Green Street stop, exit out front doors of station and walk right on Green Street. Cross Amory Street at the light, stay straight, cross Washington Street at the light (Green becomes Glen Road), continue up the hill past houses till Glen Road dead ends in the park. HIKING – WILDERNESS – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Hiking – Wilderness. The 65-acre wilderness is a remarkable tribute to Olmsted’s skills as a park developer. Winding paths cleverly laid out around hillocks and rock outcroppings —through stands of oaks, hemlocks, and pines — create the feeling that the park is even larger than it is. The Franklin Park Coalition has been focusing ontwo
BALL FIELDS
Franklin Park is a great place for an informal ball game with your friends! The Playstead is the huge field located between White Stadium and the Zoo. Here you can find baseball diamonds, aSCHOOLMASTER HILL
Schoolmaster Hill is where the leader of the transcendentalist movement, Ralph Waldo Emerson, lived for two years in a small cabin before the park was created. He was an unhappy schoolmaster in Roxbury, but loved the outdoors and began writing nature poetry and essays. At the far end of the stone walkway, past the arbor, there isa plaque with
PLAYSTEAD – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Playstead. The Playstead is a large and actively-used sports area originally designed by Frederick Law Olmsted in 1886. It was built for recreational purposes and was once quoted as “the finest playground ever set apart for children’s exclusive use in this country” by the Boston Herald Traveler. Since its construction, the Playstead hasWHITE STADIUM
The stadium is open for public use from 7am-4pm on Monday through Thursday. In the summer there is a White Stadium Sports Camp that is free for children ages 7-14. For more information, call the Boston Centers for Youth & Families at (617) 635-4920 x2218. (This number may change, call the Mayor’s Hotline at (617) 635-4500 for updatedcontact
PHOTO TOUR – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Have you logged on to a Mayoral Candidate Forum yet? Join FPC for a climate forum on June 1st. Ask questions about caring for the more than 12,000 trees in #FranklinPark. FRANKLIN PARK COALITION The Franklin Park Coalition (FPC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to involving the community to work, play, & engage in Franklin Park, Boston’s largest green space. Designed by renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted in the late 1800s, Franklin Park serves as an urban oasis to the surrounding neighborhoods and theCity of
GETTING PARK PERMITS Follow the on-site instructions. If you have any issues, you can reach the Parks Department directly at 617-635-4505. The special event permit application deadline is posted as March 1st, but the Parks Department will continue to accept applications through the year. Don’t let the deadline deter you! HIKING – SCARBORO HILL – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Hiking – Scarboro Hill. Perhaps the most peaceful place in Franklin Park, Scarboro Pond is home to a large collection of water and migrating birds and is a favorite spot for walking or relaxing. Olmsted changed his original park designs after the public demanded a waterway in the park. It took two years to excavate the pond, butplans to
MAP – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION The MBTA website has schedules, maps and route planning help. TRAIN – Orange Line to Glen Road Entrance in JP:. Orange Line to Green Street stop, exit out front doors of station and walk right on Green Street. Cross Amory Street at the light, stay straight, cross Washington Street at the light (Green becomes Glen Road), continue up the hill past houses till Glen Road dead ends in the park. HIKING – WILDERNESS – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Hiking – Wilderness. The 65-acre wilderness is a remarkable tribute to Olmsted’s skills as a park developer. Winding paths cleverly laid out around hillocks and rock outcroppings —through stands of oaks, hemlocks, and pines — create the feeling that the park is even larger than it is. The Franklin Park Coalition has been focusing ontwo
BALL FIELDS
Franklin Park is a great place for an informal ball game with your friends! The Playstead is the huge field located between White Stadium and the Zoo. Here you can find baseball diamonds, aSCHOOLMASTER HILL
Schoolmaster Hill is where the leader of the transcendentalist movement, Ralph Waldo Emerson, lived for two years in a small cabin before the park was created. He was an unhappy schoolmaster in Roxbury, but loved the outdoors and began writing nature poetry and essays. At the far end of the stone walkway, past the arbor, there isa plaque with
PLAYSTEAD – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Playstead. The Playstead is a large and actively-used sports area originally designed by Frederick Law Olmsted in 1886. It was built for recreational purposes and was once quoted as “the finest playground ever set apart for children’s exclusive use in this country” by the Boston Herald Traveler. Since its construction, the Playstead hasWHITE STADIUM
The stadium is open for public use from 7am-4pm on Monday through Thursday. In the summer there is a White Stadium Sports Camp that is free for children ages 7-14. For more information, call the Boston Centers for Youth & Families at (617) 635-4920 x2218. (This number may change, call the Mayor’s Hotline at (617) 635-4500 for updatedcontact
PHOTO TOUR – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Have you logged on to a Mayoral Candidate Forum yet? Join FPC for a climate forum on June 1st. Ask questions about caring for the more than 12,000 trees in #FranklinPark.WHITE STADIUM
The stadium is open for public use from 7am-4pm on Monday through Thursday. In the summer there is a White Stadium Sports Camp that is free for children ages 7-14. For more information, call the Boston Centers for Youth & Families at (617) 635-4920 x2218. (This number may change, call the Mayor’s Hotline at (617) 635-4500 for updatedcontact
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@EdforBoston: At the Ways & Means hearing, chaired by @KenzieBok, on @BostonParksDept budget/programming. Our parks & green spaces play such an important role in our lives. A healthy tree canopy, well maintained & safe parks, along w/great programming enhances HEALTH & FITNESS ACTIVITIES Franklin Park is a great place to be active! Come with friends to take a walk around the golf course loop path (2.25 scenic miles), ride your bike, play tennis, shoot a few hoops, or hike in the woods. Franklin Park Moves for Health is a partner with the Boston Public Health Commission’s initiative urging Bostonians to lose a collective GETTING PARK PERMITS If you’d like to reserve an area of the park for a family picnic, a softball game, a fundraising walk, a school field day, a 5K run, ultimate frisbee, or another activity, you can request specific areas with a special event or an athletic permit.BECOME A MEMBER
Become a Member. The more members the Franklin Park Coalition has, the more power we all have to make things happen at the Park. Make a donation of a minimum of $10 a year to become a Franklin Park Coalition member. The annual membership HIKING – LONG CROUCH WOODS – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Long Crouch Woods, which surrounds the Bear Dens, is a safe, fascinating place to walk. A 26-acre woodland that sits high above Seaver Street in Roxbury, this long, narrow forest has a broad path through the middle and smaller trails leading into the woods and down to Playstead Road and the park’s basketball courts by White Stadium. PHOTO TOUR – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Have you logged on to a Mayoral Candidate Forum yet? Join FPC for a climate forum on June 1st. Ask questions about caring for the more than 12,000 trees in #FranklinPark.PLAYHOUSE HISTORY
Elma Lewis was a cultural icon in Boston’s black community until her death in January 2004. She was the founder and director of The Elma Lewis School for Fine and Performing Arts in the 1950s, where thousands of African American children and adults studied until it closed in the 1980s. SHATTUCK – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Download Handout (PDF) RSVP & Share on Facebook. On Tuesday, June 25th at 6:30, the third and final Shattuck Campus Planning Community meeting will be held at the Golf course Clubhouse, and we encourage Franklin Park Coalition members and park neighbors to attend. The Shattuck Campus is a 13-acre site that was transferred in the 1950s, from the City’s park to the Commonwealth, to build a SUPPORT THE FUTURE OF FRANKLIN PARK- SHATTUCK CAMPUS Download Handout (PDF) RSVP & Share on Facebook. On Tuesday, June 25th at 6:30, the third and final Shattuck Campus Planning Community meeting will be held at the Golf course Clubhouse, and we encourage Franklin Park Coalition members and park neighbors to attend. The Shattuck Campus is a 13-acre site that was transferred in the 1950s, from the City’s park to the Commonwealth, to build FRANKLIN PARK COALITION The Franklin Park Coalition (FPC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to involving the community to work, play, & engage in Franklin Park, Boston’s largest green space. Designed by renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted in the late 1800s, Franklin Park serves as an urban oasis to the surrounding neighborhoods and theCity of
GETTING PARK PERMITS Follow the on-site instructions. If you have any issues, you can reach the Parks Department directly at 617-635-4505. The special event permit application deadline is posted as March 1st, but the Parks Department will continue to accept applications through the year. Don’t let the deadline deter you! HIKING – SCARBORO HILL – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Hiking – Scarboro Hill. Perhaps the most peaceful place in Franklin Park, Scarboro Pond is home to a large collection of water and migrating birds and is a favorite spot for walking or relaxing. Olmsted changed his original park designs after the public demanded a waterway in the park. It took two years to excavate the pond, butplans to
MAP – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION The MBTA website has schedules, maps and route planning help. TRAIN – Orange Line to Glen Road Entrance in JP:. Orange Line to Green Street stop, exit out front doors of station and walk right on Green Street. Cross Amory Street at the light, stay straight, cross Washington Street at the light (Green becomes Glen Road), continue up the hill past houses till Glen Road dead ends in the park. HIKING – WILDERNESS – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Hiking – Wilderness. The 65-acre wilderness is a remarkable tribute to Olmsted’s skills as a park developer. Winding paths cleverly laid out around hillocks and rock outcroppings —through stands of oaks, hemlocks, and pines — create the feeling that the park is even larger than it is. The Franklin Park Coalition has been focusing ontwo
BALL FIELDS
Franklin Park is a great place for an informal ball game with your friends! The Playstead is the huge field located between White Stadium and the Zoo. Here you can find baseball diamonds, aSCHOOLMASTER HILL
Schoolmaster Hill is where the leader of the transcendentalist movement, Ralph Waldo Emerson, lived for two years in a small cabin before the park was created. He was an unhappy schoolmaster in Roxbury, but loved the outdoors and began writing nature poetry and essays. At the far end of the stone walkway, past the arbor, there isa plaque with
PLAYSTEAD – FRANKLIN PARK COALITIONFRANKLIN PARK BOSTON MAFRANKLIN PARK GOLF BOSTONFRANKLIN PARK MAPFRANKLIN PARK ZOO MAPFRANKLIN PARK ZOO PARKINGSCHOOLMASTER HILL FRANKLIN PARK BOSTON Playstead. The Playstead is a large and actively-used sports area originally designed by Frederick Law Olmsted in 1886. It was built for recreational purposes and was once quoted as “the finest playground ever set apart for children’s exclusive use in this country” by the Boston Herald Traveler. Since its construction, the Playstead hasWHITE STADIUM
The stadium is open for public use from 7am-4pm on Monday through Thursday. In the summer there is a White Stadium Sports Camp that is free for children ages 7-14. For more information, call the Boston Centers for Youth & Families at (617) 635-4920 x2218. (This number may change, call the Mayor’s Hotline at (617) 635-4500 for updatedcontact
PHOTO TOUR – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Have you logged on to a Mayoral Candidate Forum yet? Join FPC for a climate forum on June 1st. Ask questions about caring for the more than 12,000 trees in #FranklinPark. FRANKLIN PARK COALITION The Franklin Park Coalition (FPC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to involving the community to work, play, & engage in Franklin Park, Boston’s largest green space. Designed by renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted in the late 1800s, Franklin Park serves as an urban oasis to the surrounding neighborhoods and theCity of
GETTING PARK PERMITS Follow the on-site instructions. If you have any issues, you can reach the Parks Department directly at 617-635-4505. The special event permit application deadline is posted as March 1st, but the Parks Department will continue to accept applications through the year. Don’t let the deadline deter you! HIKING – SCARBORO HILL – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Hiking – Scarboro Hill. Perhaps the most peaceful place in Franklin Park, Scarboro Pond is home to a large collection of water and migrating birds and is a favorite spot for walking or relaxing. Olmsted changed his original park designs after the public demanded a waterway in the park. It took two years to excavate the pond, butplans to
MAP – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION The MBTA website has schedules, maps and route planning help. TRAIN – Orange Line to Glen Road Entrance in JP:. Orange Line to Green Street stop, exit out front doors of station and walk right on Green Street. Cross Amory Street at the light, stay straight, cross Washington Street at the light (Green becomes Glen Road), continue up the hill past houses till Glen Road dead ends in the park. HIKING – WILDERNESS – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Hiking – Wilderness. The 65-acre wilderness is a remarkable tribute to Olmsted’s skills as a park developer. Winding paths cleverly laid out around hillocks and rock outcroppings —through stands of oaks, hemlocks, and pines — create the feeling that the park is even larger than it is. The Franklin Park Coalition has been focusing ontwo
BALL FIELDS
Franklin Park is a great place for an informal ball game with your friends! The Playstead is the huge field located between White Stadium and the Zoo. Here you can find baseball diamonds, aSCHOOLMASTER HILL
Schoolmaster Hill is where the leader of the transcendentalist movement, Ralph Waldo Emerson, lived for two years in a small cabin before the park was created. He was an unhappy schoolmaster in Roxbury, but loved the outdoors and began writing nature poetry and essays. At the far end of the stone walkway, past the arbor, there isa plaque with
PLAYSTEAD – FRANKLIN PARK COALITIONFRANKLIN PARK BOSTON MAFRANKLIN PARK GOLF BOSTONFRANKLIN PARK MAPFRANKLIN PARK ZOO MAPFRANKLIN PARK ZOO PARKINGSCHOOLMASTER HILL FRANKLIN PARK BOSTON Playstead. The Playstead is a large and actively-used sports area originally designed by Frederick Law Olmsted in 1886. It was built for recreational purposes and was once quoted as “the finest playground ever set apart for children’s exclusive use in this country” by the Boston Herald Traveler. Since its construction, the Playstead hasWHITE STADIUM
The stadium is open for public use from 7am-4pm on Monday through Thursday. In the summer there is a White Stadium Sports Camp that is free for children ages 7-14. For more information, call the Boston Centers for Youth & Families at (617) 635-4920 x2218. (This number may change, call the Mayor’s Hotline at (617) 635-4500 for updatedcontact
PHOTO TOUR – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Have you logged on to a Mayoral Candidate Forum yet? Join FPC for a climate forum on June 1st. Ask questions about caring for the more than 12,000 trees in #FranklinPark.WHITE STADIUM
The stadium is open for public use from 7am-4pm on Monday through Thursday. In the summer there is a White Stadium Sports Camp that is free for children ages 7-14. For more information, call the Boston Centers for Youth & Families at (617) 635-4920 x2218. (This number may change, call the Mayor’s Hotline at (617) 635-4500 for updatedcontact
ARTS & CULTURE
@EdforBoston: At the Ways & Means hearing, chaired by @KenzieBok, on @BostonParksDept budget/programming. Our parks & green spaces play such an important role in our lives. A healthy tree canopy, well maintained & safe parks, along w/great programming enhances HEALTH & FITNESS ACTIVITIES Franklin Park is a great place to be active! Come with friends to take a walk around the golf course loop path (2.25 scenic miles), ride your bike, play tennis, shoot a few hoops, or hike in the woods. Franklin Park Moves for Health is a partner with the Boston Public Health Commission’s initiative urging Bostonians to lose a collective GETTING PARK PERMITS If you’d like to reserve an area of the park for a family picnic, a softball game, a fundraising walk, a school field day, a 5K run, ultimate frisbee, or another activity, you can request specific areas with a special event or an athletic permit.BECOME A MEMBER
Become a Member. The more members the Franklin Park Coalition has, the more power we all have to make things happen at the Park. Make a donation of a minimum of $10 a year to become a Franklin Park Coalition member. The annual membership HIKING – LONG CROUCH WOODS – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Long Crouch Woods, which surrounds the Bear Dens, is a safe, fascinating place to walk. A 26-acre woodland that sits high above Seaver Street in Roxbury, this long, narrow forest has a broad path through the middle and smaller trails leading into the woods and down to Playstead Road and the park’s basketball courts by White Stadium. PHOTO TOUR – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Have you logged on to a Mayoral Candidate Forum yet? Join FPC for a climate forum on June 1st. Ask questions about caring for the more than 12,000 trees in #FranklinPark.PLAYHOUSE HISTORY
Elma Lewis was a cultural icon in Boston’s black community until her death in January 2004. She was the founder and director of The Elma Lewis School for Fine and Performing Arts in the 1950s, where thousands of African American children and adults studied until it closed in the 1980s. SHATTUCK – FRANKLIN PARK COALITION Download Handout (PDF) RSVP & Share on Facebook. On Tuesday, June 25th at 6:30, the third and final Shattuck Campus Planning Community meeting will be held at the Golf course Clubhouse, and we encourage Franklin Park Coalition members and park neighbors to attend. The Shattuck Campus is a 13-acre site that was transferred in the 1950s, from the City’s park to the Commonwealth, to build a SUPPORT THE FUTURE OF FRANKLIN PARK- SHATTUCK CAMPUS Download Handout (PDF) RSVP & Share on Facebook. On Tuesday, June 25th at 6:30, the third and final Shattuck Campus Planning Community meeting will be held at the Golf course Clubhouse, and we encourage Franklin Park Coalition members and park neighbors to attend. The Shattuck Campus is a 13-acre site that was transferred in the 1950s, from the City’s park to the Commonwealth, to build_ _
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WELCOME TO THE FRANKLIN PARK COALITION The Franklin Park Coalition (FPC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to involving the community to work, play, & engage in Franklin Park, Boston’s largest green space. Designed by renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted in the late 1800s, Franklin Park serves as an urban oasis to the surrounding neighborhoods and theCity of Boston.
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VIRTUAL PUBLIC HEARING ABOUT THE SHATTUCK PROPOSAL APRIL 13, 2021 AT 6:30 PM The Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM) intends to submit a Project Proposal to the Asset Management Board for the long-term lease and redevelopment of the Lemuel L. Shattuck Hospital located at 170 Morton Street in the City of Boston. We will host a virtual public hearing on TUESDAY, APRIL 13, AT 6:30 PM to present the draft Project Proposal and provide an opportunity for the public to provide comments. You can view the draft Project Proposalonline.
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In addition to providing comments during the hearing, you can also provide written comments by email, to loryn.sheffner@mass.gov, or bymail, to:
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The deadline for receipt of written comments is APRIL 20, 2021 AT5:00 P.M.
ABOUT THE REDEVELOPMENT OF THE SHATTUCK CAMPUS AT MORTON STREET The Redevelopment of the Shattuck Campus at Morton Street contemplates leasing up to 13 acres of land on the campus for a term of up to 99 years for the development of behavioral and public health services, supportive housing, and open space. The lessee(s), who will be selected through a competitive process, will secure all necessary permits, approvals, and funding. In early 2020, the Commonwealth completed a 12+ month vision planning process for the future use of the 13-acre campus in Jamaica Plain, resulting in the VISION PLAN: REDEVELOPMENT OF THE SHATTUCK CAMPUS ATMORTON STREET
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Please visit the Shattuck Campus Planning web page to learn more about the planning process. In December 2020, a Preliminary Project Proposal (PPP) was approved by the Asset Management Board (AMB). The PPP incorporates the Vision Plan goals, principles, and recommendations. TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE ASSET MANAGEMENT BOARD AND THE PROJECT PROPOSAL, click here.
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The Franklin Park Coalition plays a big part in conservation and stewardship of the park. This work is carried out primarily through our volunteer programs. FPC volunteers come the local community, Northeastern University and other educational institutions, and businesses/corporations. We also have hosted AmeriCorps members, and organized a summer youth conservation team.__
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There are lots of opportunities to play in the park! The FPC organizes the annual Kite & Bike Festival, the Elma Lewis Playhouse concert series, and the Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot. We also host the Winter Festival and a range of health & fitness activities throughout the summer. Stay up to date on upcoming events by checking out our calendar and joining our mailing list!__
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Although most people know the FPC because of our events and park stewardship, advocacy is really at the core of what we do. FPC advocacy has deep roots; the organization was founded in 1974 by community members concerned about mismanagement in the park. They made the park the urban oasis that it was meant to be. The fact that Franklin Park is such a beautiful, safe, and well-used space is due in no small part to the advocacy of the FPC and our membership.JOIN OUR NEWSLETTER
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* Programs
* Back
* Engage & Advocate
* Arts & Culture
* Health & Fitness Activities * Conservation & Restoration* Get Involved
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* Donate
* Become a Member
* Volunteer
* Event Sponsorships- Turkey Trot 2019* Photos
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* Kite & Bike Festival * Photo Gallery – Elma Lewis Playhouse in the Park* Arts in The Park
* Volunteers in Action* Turkey Trot
* 2018 Annual Meeting* Places
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* Long Crouch Woods
* Golf Course & Clubhouse* Playstead
* Scarboro Hill
* Schoolmaster Hill
* White Stadium
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