Merrimac Park

Merrimac Park is a 9.30-acre public park located in the Dunning community of Chicago, Illinois, near the intersection of Irving Park Road and Narragansett Avenue. The park offers a variety of recreational facilities and activities for visitors of all ages.

Originally part of land owned by hotel proprietor Henry Kolze in the late 19th century, Merrimac Park now serves as a neighborhood gathering place. The park features both indoor and outdoor amenities, providing opportunities for sports, fitness, and leisure activities throughout the year.

Merrimac Park includes a fieldhouse, which houses various programs and activities organized by the park staff. The park offers a range of sports and fitness programs, catering to different age groups and interests.

In addition to its recreational facilities, Merrimac Park has historical significance. On June 18, 1939, the park was the site of a neo-Nazi rally attended by thousands of people, marking a controversial moment in the park's history.