Livingston Park
General Information
About
Livingston Park was acquired in 1839 and is a 8.320 acre neighborhood park in the Livingston Avenue Area community.
History
The property was purchased by the City of Columbus in 1839 from Matthew King, for a mere $1,125.00. From the time of the purchase through 1850, it was used as a graveyard. The graves were eventually moved to the Greenlawn Cemetery. In 1885 however, the city transformed the site into a park. Livingston Park is the oldest piece of park property in the City of Columbus. (Whereas Goodale Park is the oldest “developed” park.)
Parking/Directions
Nearby on-street parking is available. For public transportation options, click here.
Amenities
- 8.32 Acres
- Athletic Fields
- Cricket Pitch
- Gazebo
- Picnic Tables
- Playground
- Pollinator Habitat
- Trailhead
- Water Frontage