Explore Holyoke's industrial history and culture.
Holyoke has a rich history that reflects the history and achievements of the country. Born out of the industrial revolution Holyoke has been a gateway for immigration, migration, entrepreneurship and innovation. Holyoke’ history is as compelling as its future.
A Guide to Visiting The City of Holyoke
Ingleside Playground
The park contains a playscape for 3-5-year-olds, swings and open space. There is on-street parking available on Arthur Street.
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Monday-Sunday 7AM - 8PM
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Jackson Courts
Formerly known as the Ward 2 playground. The park contains two outdoor basketball courts, green space, handball courts and benches. There is on-street parking available on Canal Street.
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Monday-Sunday 7AM - 8PM
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McNulty Park
Dedicated on Saturday, October 23, 1965, in honor of Holyoke Parks Superintendent Patrick Henry McNulty. The park contains some playground equipment, benches and two areas that overlook the Connecticut River. There is limited off-street parking available.
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Monday-Sunday Dawn to Dusk
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Morgan Street Park
This pocket park is just over 1/2 acre in size and is situated in a residential neighborhood. There are swings and a seating area. There is on-street parking on Morgan Street.
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Monday-Sunday Dawn to Dusk
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Roosevelt Park
This small traffic island houses a monument and flag pole on Westfield Road.
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Monday-Sunday Dawn to Dusk
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Veteran’s Park (Hampden Park)
Originally known as Hampden Park, located in downtown Holyoke, it was renamed Veteran’s Memorial Park on January 22, 1962. The park received a $1.5M renovation in 2012 that included improvements to the lighting, trees, walking areas, decorative fencing, seating, and irrigation.
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Open 24 hours
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