Located on the corner of I-290 and Lincoln Street, this 3.9 acre park has a playground, two basketball courts, a small baseball diamond and a walkway and benches around the park.
Seven hardwood trees and four Maple trees were planted along the Lincoln Street border to replace the vegetation that was lost during the highway exit expansion.
Holland Rink Playground was originally a part of Green Hill Park, until I-290 was built in 1967. This severed the Holland Recreation Area from the body of Green Hill Park, eliminating its swimming pool and making the land into a neighborhood park with a ball field and basketball courts.
If you want to practice fielding ground balls or just take some batting practice, this baseball diamond is perfect to hone your skills. Grab your gear and take to the field!
View some of the other parks in this district. Get out and explore!
City Hall sits on the western end of the Common and is the central hub for downtown Worcester. The Common provides vital open space in the downtown area. The park includes an amphitheater, monuments and memorials and a skating rink in the winter, also known as the Oval in the summer.
This playground is named after the late Elizabeth "Betty" Price, a woman who led the way for African American women in Worcester. The property consists of two parcels: one initially acquired from Prospect House, Inc. in 1968 and a second parcel acquired by the City in 2000.
The Korean War Memorial on Worcester Center Boulevard near Washington Station honors the many men who died in the Korean War. A bronze statue of a Korea-era American GI and a Korean child was added later, along with educational signs, additional flagpoles and a Walkway of Honor.
Location: 441 Lincoln Street - Map
District: 2
Size: 3.9 acres
Parking Lot(s): No
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