Hopkins Park (Cincinnati) Explained

Hopkins Park is a small 0.895acres urban park in the neighborhood of Mt. Auburn, Cincinnati, Ohio.[1]

The land was donated by merchant Lewis C. Hopkins on January 18, 1866, on the condition that the park "forever be kept free of buildings, and ... should be tastefully laid out and planted with trees and shrubbery".[2] [3]

References

39.1176°N -84.5085°W

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Hopkins Park . Cincinnati Parks . cincinnatiparks.com . 2013-05-08.
  2. Book: Cincinnati Parks and Parkways . Arcadia Publishing . Oct 6, 2010 . Nancy A. Recchie & Jeffrey T. Darbee . 9. 9780738583945 .
  3. Book: The Cincinnati Industrial Magazine, Volumes 1-2 . 1909 . Industrial Bureau of Cincinnati . 80.

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