D.W. Field Park
The Vision From A Shoemaker Became Reality in the 1920s
The Vision From A Shoemaker Became Reality in the 1920s
D.W. Field Park is the Crown Jewel of Brockton, Massachusetts. Opened in the 1920s, it was the vision of a visionary, one of your everyday run of the mill shoemakers Daniel Waldo Field. Designed By Frederick Law Olmstead, the park was graced by the existence of 7 manmade waterfalls as part of the dams that impounded the water to form the 7 ponds.
This park is an important landmark of my own childhood too. I would go there with a camera and photograph the waterfalls. I also would feed the ducks and geese.
Nowadays, I take walks there with my girlfriend and enjoy the scenery. And yes, we bring our DSLR cameras with us.
Other Than The Waterfalls, Check Out The Beautiful Scenery!
Other Than The Waterfalls, Check Out The Beautiful Scenery!
