A small pocket park at the corner of Chestnut and Short streets, dedicated in 1983 to all the immigrants to Lawrence who left their homeland in search of a better life. It served as the site of the Spicket River Greenway's opening ceremony and is one of the greenway's ten anchor sites.
What to expect
Entry fee
None; free to enter checked Jul 15, 2026
Dogs
Lawrence prohibits any dog from running at large citywide and requires restraint by a leash or chain no longer than six feet, a fenced enclosure, or a working electronic containment system.
Managed by
City of Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department
978-620-3252 · WebsiteWorth knowing
- Immigrant Place was dedicated in 1983 to all immigrants who came to Lawrence seeking a better life, and later hosted the 2013 opening ceremony of the Spicket River Greenway.
Common questions
Is there an entry fee at Immigrant Place?
None; free to enter
Can I bring my dog to Immigrant Place?
Lawrence prohibits any dog from running at large citywide and requires restraint by a leash or chain no longer than six feet, a fenced enclosure, or a working electronic containment system.