Wednesday, July 18 • 5:30 p.m.

Meet at the corner of Delaware and Park Avenues.
 

Before Lincoln Park became a park, it was full of breweries and brick factories, manicured country estates, and a notorious squatter’s community. The Beaver Kill once ran through its steep ravine, cascading over the Buttermilk Falls. In 1890 the city purchased the area and began the slow process of transforming it into one of Albany’s great outdoor spaces. The park includes a landscape designed by noted architect Charles Downing Lay, a stellar WPA-era bathhouse, and layer upon layer of Albany history. 

July 18th Walkabout Wednesday Tour: Lincoln Park - Meet at the corner of Delaware and Park Avenues. Tour begins at 5:30PM

from $5.00