West Street Park

Jackson's only surviving "public square" from Peter Vandorn's original city plan of 1822. Named for James Smith, Scottish manufacturer, Confederate benefactor, and Jackson resident, 1834-1855, who donated funds for a fence around the park in 1884.

Smith Park in Jackson, MS, is set to enhance community engagement by providing residents access to city services online. Visitors can expect updates on available service information and the ability to apply conveniently from the park's dedicated platform. Mayor Horhn emphasizes that more information will be available soon, focusing on improving the experience for citizens. The initiative aims to streamline city services and foster a connected community through accessible online tools. Generated from the website

Jackson Streets Alive is a vibrant park located in Jackson, MS, designed to promote community engagement and outdoor activities. With its open spaces, walking paths, and recreational areas, it serves as a lively hub for residents and visitors alike. The park often hosts events and activities that encourage fitness, creativity, and social interaction, making it a cherished spot for all ages. Generated from this place's information