Franklin park

Fall color on an early November walk in Boston's Franklin Park. Thanks for stopping by. I hope you have a wonderful weekend, full of light and color.

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Sargent s Folly; Franklin Park Zoo

The City of Boston is experiencing the peak of fall foliage, the sweet spot between the early October peak for maple trees and oak trees’ expected peak, which happens closer to Halloween. We’ve rounded up a list of Boston Parks properties where you can see the changing leaves right here in the City, accessible by foot, MBTA, car, and bike. There’s no need to “leaf” Boston to enjoy fall foliage! Scroll to the end of the article for more resources to help you get outdoors this fall.

Location: 2101 Tieton Drive Click HERE to reserve! Amenities: Outdoor Swimming Pool Tennis Courts Playground with shade structures Rotary Pavilion Tables Restrooms (corner of the pool house) Parking facilities Franklin Park, the number 1 used park according to our 2011 … Continued

Dacey Field in Franklin #Massachusetts

The sun doesn't set until 7pm now, which means you get even longer days to explore in #FranklinTN! 😍

Franklin Park Zoo

The whole family will love visiting the Franklin Park Zoo, located just four miles from downtown Boston within the city’s historic Franklin Park.

Franklin Park by Frederick Law Olmsted in Boston's Emerald Necklace public greenspace has a zoo, golf course, playgrounds, and more! Get history, facts, & tips.

The park will be 150 acres of wooded areas and ravines along the Big Walnut Creek in northeastern Franklin County.

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next to the current JP Franklin Park Zoo is an old abandoned one that was ditched in 1983. not pictured is the bear cage, completely overgrown with ivy. it had a diameter of maybe 5 feet - poor past bear :(

Hudsons at Franklin Park

Franklin my running buddy hanging out on the zoo sign after a team run

Victorian Palm House Franklin Park Conseratory Columbus, Ohio Built in 1895, Franklin Park Conservatory is a botanical landmark two miles east of downtown Columbus. It is a premier horticultural and educational institution showcasing exotic plant collections, special exhibitions, and a signature collection of work by glass artist Dale Chihuly. Set within the 88 acres of Franklin Park, the Conservatory houses 400 species of plants from a variety of global climate zones and features a…

Photos taken from my great grandfathers photo album. I'm assuming he started taking pictures around 1908.

The John F. Wolfe Palm House in the fall.

Franklin Park Conservatory: Palm House (5 of 5)

The Walking Bridge at Pinkerton Park, Franklin, TN!:)