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SenecaParkMap.JPG[WWW]Monroe County Park Map

Location
2222 St. Paul Street, Rochester, NY 14621 [Directions]
Website
[WWW]http://www.MonroeCounty.gov/Parks-seneca.php

Seneca Park is an approximately 180-acre park adjacent to the Genesee River and includes the Seneca Park Zoo. It is located in the Group 14621 neighborhood.

Monroe County manages and maintains the park for the City of Rochester. The City Planning Commission declared the park a city landmark in 2002.

Seneca Park opened in 1893 as "North Park, this three-mile preserve of forested river gorge was renamed Seneca (which means “stone”). Another of [wikipedia]Frederick Law Olmsted's works of living art, Seneca Park features Trout Lake which was created by damming a natural spring. Swan boats, propelled by drivers who pedaled the boats like bicycles, carried visitors around the lake until 1922." 1

Notes and References

Photo Tour

Copyrighted © Photos of A.J Verrioli
NOTE: Photos labeled "'© 2006 A.J Verrioli" were uploaded by AjVerrioli in December, 2006 who retained the copyright notice in their accompanying label. They should be considered as copyrighted material not covered by the normal RocWiki Creative Commons License.
Seneca_Pond_Bench.jpgBench, East Side of Trout Pond.
© 2006 A.J Verrioli
Seneca_Gorge_Path.jpgGorge Trail, North Side of Seneca Park.
© 2006 A.J Verrioli
Seneca_Park_Deer.jpgWhitetail Deer, Seneca Park.
© 2006 A.J Verrioli
Seneca_Gorge_View1.jpgView From Gorge Trail, North Side of Seneca Park. Photo Looking South.
© 2006 A.J Verrioli
Seneca_Park_Path_Moss.jpgMoss Covered Gorge Path, North Side of Seneca Park.
© 2006 A.J Verrioli
Seneca_Creek.jpgCreek, Feeding Genesee River, North Side of Seneca Park.
© 2006 A.J Verrioli
Seneca_Gorge_View.jpgView From Gorge Trail, North Side of Seneca Park. Photo of East Side of River.
© 2006 A.J Verrioli
Seneca_Pond_Smokestacks.jpgView of Trout Pond, Overlooking Kodak Park.
© 2006 A.J Verrioli


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