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The area north of the Spring Grove Cemetery was mostly farms until the purchase of Keney Park, which was established in 1896. One of the largest municipal parks in New England, Keney Park provides a naturalist setting, as designed by the Olmsted Brothers landscape architectural firm.
The area north of the Spring Grove Cemetery gradually developed along horse trolley lines as far as Capen Street. During the 1920's, the Tower Avenue area was built up, serving largely an upwardly mobile Jewish population.
From the 1890s the neighborhood has been primarily residential, with small tradespeople. However, some manufacturing was established, including the Bishop Ladder Company and The Fuller Brush Factory.
The area north of the Spring Grove Cemetery gradually developed along horse trolley lines as far as Capen Street. During the 1920's, the Tower Avenue area was built up, serving largely an upwardly mobile Jewish population.
From the 1890s the neighborhood has been primarily residential, with small tradespeople. However, some manufacturing was established, including the Bishop Ladder Company and The Fuller Brush Factory.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 41°47'39"N 72°40'32"W
- East End/East Mountain 39 km
- Oakville 42 km
- Town Plot 43 km
- North Waltham 135 km
- West Roxbury 135 km
- Hyde Park 137 km
- Jamaica Plain 140 km
- Dorchester 144 km
- South Boston 147 km
- East Boston 150 km
- North Meadows 1.4 km
- Asylum Hill 2.8 km
- Downtown 2.9 km
- Hartford County, Connecticut 3.6 km
- Windsor Farms Historic District 5.5 km
- Burnside 5.8 km
- East Hartford, Connecticut 5.9 km
- Mayberry Village 7.2 km
- Windsor, Connecticut 8 km
- South Windsor, Connecticut 10 km