Parks are an integral component of the garden neighborhood. Numerous parks make Old Cloverdale unique among Montgomery’s historic districts. At the heart of the neighborhood is its signature park, Cloverdale Park. LeGrand Park features a sandstone fountain and serves as a gateway park for four historic districts. The three smaller parks, Milo Howard Park, Fitzgerald Park, and Mary Ann Neeley Park, feature cast iron fountains manufactured by Robinson Iron, using historic molds from Janney Iron Works. The neighborhood’s parks have enjoyed the support of residents and friends of Old Cloverdale, as well as its city and county representatives.
Fitzgerald Park
A simple fountain is the focal point of a small park commemorating F. Scott and [...]
Milo Howard Park
The Old South Historical Society dedicated this park to Milo Barnett Howard Jr. (1933-81), a [...]
LeGrand Park
This triangular park is formed by the intersection of Norman Bridge Road, Fairview Avenue, and [...]
Mary Ann Neeley Park
This triangular park is formed by the intersection of College Street, Magnolia Curve, and Westmoreland [...]
Cloverdale Park
With 2.5 acres, this elongated park is the largest of the Old Cloverdale parks. It [...]
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