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Adams Park

Adams Park, Dorchester, MA
Park Summary
Size: 0.78
Ownership : City of Boston
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Also known as Meeting House Hill, the location of the First Church, at the intersection of Adams Street and Church Street and the intersection of Adams and East Streets.
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Brunswick-King Play Area

Brunswick-King Play Area, Dorchester, MA
Park Summary
Size: 0.85
Ownership : City of Boston
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Byrne Playground

Byrne Playground, Dorchester, MA
Park Summary
Size: 1.16
Sports:
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Basketball Courts : 1.5
Tennis Courts : 1
Ownership : City of Boston
Play Equipment: Yes
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This area was once known as Clam Point, filled with Greek Revival homes and the residence of many well-to-do commuters. Franklin King of E.F. King and Company, wholesale druggists, used to live next door to this little parcel of land now known as Byrne Playground. His home was later converted to the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital, and over time the area's historic housing has suffered over time from alterations or have disappeared without a trace.
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Ceylon Playground

Ceylon Playground, Dorchester, MA
Park Summary
Size: 4.53
Sports:
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Softball Fields : 1
Basketball Courts : 1
Ownership : City of Boston
Play Equipment: Yes
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Some folks do a decent business selling street food on Columbia Road in the summers, selling plates from a few card tables and cars. Rumor has it that this is very good 'island barbecue'. This occurs in front of Ceylon Park by the baseball diamonds, just after Ceylon Street.
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Coppens Square

Coppens Square, Dorchester, MA
Park Summary
Size: 0.3
Ownership : City of Boston
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Deer Street Park

Deer Street Park, Dorchester, MA
Park Summary
Size: 0.2
Ownership : City of Boston
Play Equipment: Yes
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Dorchester Park

Dorchester Park, Dorchester, MA
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Park Summary
Size: 28.45
Sports:
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Little League
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Baseball Fields : 1
Little League Fields : 1
Basketball Courts : 1
Tennis Courts : 1
Ownership : City of Boston
Play Equipment: Yes
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Established in 1891. Having changed size over subsequent years, it remains a beautiful part of the community. Dorchester Park is one of Boston's hidden gems. In contrast to typical urban parks that are glorified grassy fields, Dorchester Park consists of paved walkways that wind through trees, brush, and rocks. The park also has a baseball field, tennis courts, a playground and swing sets. It is a great, safe, clean park that also is host to numerous events, including the Dorchester Easter Egg Hunt, Family Fun Day, and the Landmark Orchestra summer concert.
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Downer Avenue Playground

Downer Avenue Playground, Dorchester, MA
Park Summary
Size: 0.78
Sports:
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Basketball Courts : 1
Ownership : City of Boston
Play Equipment: Yes
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Harambee Park

Harambee Park, Dorchester, MA
Park Summary
Size: 45.6
Sports:
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Little League
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Street Hockey
Softball Fields : 1
Little League Fields : 1
Multipurpose Fields : 1
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Basketball Courts : 5
Tennis Courts : 5
Ownership : City of Boston
Play Equipment: Yes
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Harambee Park, known to most residents as Franklin Field, is located at the intersection of Talbot and Blue Hill Avenues. The Park forms the northern boundary of the Franklin Field public housing complex, which is the largest public housing complex in the Heart of the City. South of the Franklin Field complex is a neighborhood of two- and three-family homes. The streets of the neighborhood are not laid out in a grid pattern, but rather in a complex, looping pattern. There are many one-way and non-parallel streets. The neighborhood can be difficult to navigate, particularly for first-time visitors.
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King School Park

King School Park, Dorchester, MA
Park Summary
Size: 1.18
Sports:
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Basketball Courts : 1
Tennis Courts : 1
Ownership : City of Boston
Play Equipment: Yes
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