A.L. Williams Park

A.L. Williams Park is a public recreational area located on Broad Street in Augusta, GA. The park is situated in Commission District 1 of Augusta and serves as an open green space for the local community.

The park features picnic areas, providing visitors with opportunities for outdoor gatherings and meals. It also includes a shelter or pavilion, which can offer shade and protection from the elements for park-goers.

A.L. Williams Park is classified as an unsupervised park, meaning that visitors use the facilities at their own discretion without constant oversight from park staff.

The park's namesake, A.L. Williams, was a prominent figure in Augusta's history. Born in 1919, he was a respected educator and coach at Augusta's Richmond Academy, where he served as a teacher, coach, Athletic Director, Assistant Principal, and Principal until his retirement in 1983. Williams was particularly known for his contributions to high school baseball, leading his teams to numerous state championships.