A small triangular memorial green at the junction of Walpole Street (Route 1A), Chapel Street and Berwick Street, dedicated to Norwood's disabled veterans and used for Memorial Day observances rather than active recreation.
What to expect
Dogs
No dog may run at large in town, and on any public way or place a dog must be under restraint by its owner or keeper. Restraint means a leash, or at heel beside a competent person and obedient to that person's commands, or inside a…
Managed by
Town of Norwood (Veterans Services/DPW)
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On site
Memorial
Plaques honoring nearly 60 Norwood residents who died in military service, placed near corners over the past two decades
Not here
No playground
This is a memorial green, not an active-recreation park; no playground reported
Worth knowing
- Over roughly 20 years, the town has placed plaques on street corners near the homes of nearly 60 fallen Norwood veterans as part of this memorial program.
Common questions
What happens here on Memorial Day?
The park is used for Memorial Day ceremonies and banner unveilings honoring Norwood veterans.
Is there an entry fee at Veterans Memorial Park?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Veterans Memorial Park?
No dog may run at large in town, and on any public way or place a dog must be under restraint by its owner or keeper. Restraint means a leash, or at heel beside a competent person and obedient to that person's commands, or inside a vehicle. An owner must carry a device for removing waste and must…