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Bequeathed by Annie Childs in 1950, it is
a place for quiet reflection and for savoring the smells, sounds, and
sights of nature. Its 40 acres boast three large lawns and two natural
ponds. An Italian-style garden house presides over the rose garden and the
nearby formal garden, while the pine woods and giant ferns hide some
wonderful surprises. The park is managed and maintained by the Childs Park
Foundation.
We invite you to explore and discover Childs Park! Open seasonally The park is bordered by North Elm Street (Rte. 9), Woodlawn Avenue, and
Prospect Street in Northampton,
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