Hyde Park Square is a small sitting park in the center of an urban square. The centerpiece of Hyde Park Square is Kilgour Fountain, originally installed in 1900 as a gift to the city.
Acquired in 1903 when Hyde Park was annexed to Cincinnati, this .25 acre parcel, located at Erie Avenue and Edwards Road, was maintained by the city until it was transferred to the park board in 1917. The fountain on the square was donated by the Kilgour family on Nov. 6, 1900. Following a complete restoration and revamping, Hyde Park Square was rededicated on Sept. 18, 1976, for the bicentennial celebration of the Declaration of Independence. The fountain was completely restored in 2003.
When one visits the square, there is a feeling of an open air market. Teakwood benches and beautiful landscaping add to the peaceful feeling as you hear the water bubbling in the fountain.
Cincinnati Parks:
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AFK to Bellevue Park
AFK to Fairview Park
AFK to Washington Park
AFK to Mt Echo Park
AFK to Burnet Woods
AFK to Krohn Conservatory
AFK to Ault Park
AFK to Sawyer Point and Yeatmans Cove
AFK to Smale Riverfront Park
AFK to Mount Airy Forest
AFK to Mount Airy Arboretum
AFK to Alms Park
AFK to Piatt Park
AFK to Hyde Park Square
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AFK to Fleischmann Gardens
AFK to Hauck Botanical Gardens
AFK to Lytle Park (and Taft Museum of Art)
AFK to International Friendship Park
Other Local Parks and Sights:
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AFK to Devou Park
AFK to World Peace Bell
AFK to Trammel Fossil Park
AFK to Chilo Lock 34 (CCPD)
AFK to East Fork State Park (OHDNR)
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