Genevieve Randolph Park

Genevieve Randolph Park is a small urban park located in downtown Tallahassee, Florida. It is part of the historic chain of parks that line Park Avenue, dating back to the late 19th century. The park was named after Genevieve Randolph, who led the Tallahassee Improvement Association in creating and beautifying these downtown green spaces in the 1890s.

Situated between Gadsden and Meridian streets, Genevieve Randolph Park provides a peaceful oasis amid the bustle of the state capital. The 0.6 acre park features mature shade trees and grassy areas, offering visitors a place to relax or have a picnic lunch. Its central location makes it a popular spot for downtown workers and visitors to take a break and enjoy some fresh air.

As one of Tallahassee's oldest public parks, Genevieve Randolph Park holds historical significance in the development of the city's park system. It remains an important green space in Tallahassee's downtown core, continuing its original purpose of beautifying the urban landscape and providing recreational space for residents and visitors.