A small hilltop green on High Street best known for the bronze Quarryman statue, dedicated in 1994 to honor the sandstone quarrymen who worked East Longmeadow's fifty-plus quarries in the 1800s. It's more a civic landmark stop than a fields-and-playground park.
What to expect
Dogs
Dogs must be on a leash no longer than six feet anywhere in East Longmeadow's parks, preserves and playgrounds, and owners must pick up waste. Dogs are banned outright from play areas, playfields, tennis courts, swimming pools, wading…
Hours
East Longmeadow doesn't post one fixed town-wide closing time in its bylaws. Chapter 371 of the Code hands that decision to the Town Manager and DPW Superintendent site by site. What visitors will actually run into: the Board of Public…
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Town of East Longmeadow
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- The park's centerpiece is a bronze statue of a quarryman in bib overalls holding a sledgehammer, standing on a slab of red sandstone, commemorating the 19th-century quarrying industry that shaped the town.
Common questions
Is there an entry fee at Center Hill Park?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Center Hill Park?
Dogs must be on a leash no longer than six feet anywhere in East Longmeadow's parks, preserves and playgrounds, and owners must pick up waste. Dogs are banned outright from play areas, playfields, tennis courts, swimming pools, wading pools and any structure. The town's fenced Bark Park at…