LARZ ANDERSON HISTORIC PARK
Larz Anderson Park, the largest park in Brookline, was formerly the Larz Anderson estate. It is composed of large expanses of lawn at the top of the hill, playing fields, and sweeping slopes. At the highest point, where the main house stood, there are exceptional views of Boston. The hill provides opportunities for active and passive recreation that are not available elsewhere in town. The grassy slopes provide a premier spot for sledding, watching sunsets, observing stars, kite flying and simply running on the slopes.
read moreDRISCOLL SCHOOL
The Michael Driscoll School is in the heart of the Washington Square neighborhood, offering education for children ranging from young preschool to 8th grade. Driscoll is the only elementary school to offer Mandarin Chinese in its K-8 World Language Program.
read moreJOHN F. KENNEDY NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
Enjoy a tour of the John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site, and visit where Kennedy spent his boyhood in a neighborhood where they held “many happy memories.”
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LARZ ANDERSON HISTORIC PARK
Larz Anderson Park, the largest park in Brookline, was formerly the Larz Anderson estate. It is composed of large expanses of lawn at the top of the hill, playing fields, and sweeping slopes. At the highest point, where the main house stood, there are exceptional views of Boston. The hill provides opportunities for active and passive recreation that are not available elsewhere in town. The grassy slopes provide a premier spot for sledding, watching sunsets, observing stars, kite flying and simply running on the slopes.
read more
DRISCOLL SCHOOL
The Michael Driscoll School is in the heart of the Washington Square neighborhood, offering education for children ranging from young preschool to 8th grade. Driscoll is the only elementary school to offer Mandarin Chinese in its K-8 World Language Program.
read more
JOHN F. KENNEDY NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
Enjoy a tour of the John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site, and visit where Kennedy spent his boyhood in a neighborhood where they held “many happy memories.”
read more