Battle Hill Park

Battle of White Plains Park, located in White Plains, NY, is a historically significant 1.31-acre park that commemorates the Battle of White Plains during the American Revolution. This park, originally designed and built in 1976 as part of the National Bicentennial Projects, offers an accessible playground with two play areas for children of different age groups, as well as picnic tables for visitors to relax and enjoy their lunch. As the most visible remaining piece of public land where the battle took place, Battle of White Plains Park features interpretive historical signage throughout, highlighting the importance of the hill's topography and geology. With its rich historical significance and scenic location overlooking the city, this park serves as a reminder of the area's past and provides a recreational space for families and history enthusiasts alike.Generated from the website