Baldwin Park

Baldwin Park is a small urban park located in the historic district of Savannah, Georgia. Established in 1910, it was originally part of the northern portion of the Chatham Crescent neighborhood. The park is situated within a residential area, bounded by East 40th Street to the north, Price Street to the west, Waters Avenue to the east, and Victory Drive (formerly known as Estill Avenue) to the south.

The centerpiece of Baldwin Park is its circular design, which is typical of many of Savannah's historic squares. This layout provides a peaceful green space for local residents and visitors alike. The park is surrounded by homes primarily built in Victorian and Craftsman styles, reflecting the architectural character of the early 20th century when the neighborhood was developed.

Baldwin Park serves as a community gathering place, hosting various neighborhood events throughout the year. The Baldwin Park Neighborhood Association actively organizes activities centered around the park, fostering a sense of community among local residents. The park's location also offers convenient access to nearby amenities, with restaurants and shops within walking distance.

As part of Savannah's network of historic squares and parks, Baldwin Park contributes to the city's reputation for urban planning and green spaces. It provides a quiet retreat within the urban environment, allowing residents to enjoy nature and outdoor activities close to home.