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Linear Park, Lititz, PA

One of the most pleasant and historic towns in Lancaster County is the borough of Lititz, PA, founded by the Moravians in 1756. Besides the wonderfully preserved architectural heritage and rich history, there are well-tended parks and green areas which add to the quality of life.

Linear Park, Lititz, PA

Linear Park is one such area. Running between Market Street and Brookview Drive, it symbolically connects the historic town with the modern surrounding suburbs.

Linear Park, Lititz, PA

Children have plenty of available activities, while the paved walking trails are ideal for cyclists and joggers.

Linear Park, Lititz, PA

A wide variety of scenery passes by in the relatively narrow park. Here a brook cuts through a wooded area.

Linear Park, Lititz, PA

A baseball field is one of the attractions in Linear Park.

Linear Park, Lititz, PA

Lititz is never far from the scenic Lancaster County farmland. Here alpacas, known for their fine wool, graze in an adjacent field.

Linear Park, Lititz, PA

Linear Park was created in a joint cooperative effort by Warwick Township, Lititz Borough, Lititz Springs VFW, Lancaster County Parks Community Iniative Program, and the Chesapeake Bay Foundation. It is open daily dawn to dusk.

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Posted Saturday May 16
( 05/16/09 08:01PM ) — Jennifer Fivelsdal, Fishkill NY

Brian- Lititz sounds like a lovely area.  This park is visually appealing, a great place to relax.


Great shots!

Jennifer, it's called Linear Park because that's exactly the way it's laid out - not too wide, but about half a mile long.

( 05/17/09 09:00AM ) — Jim Valentine

Brian - There sure is a lot of green in those pictures.  Thanks for sharing your community.

hi Brian,


Linear Park looks like a place I would enjoy seeing, especially due to it's proximity to the surrounding historic farms.
Beautiful photos....thanks for the tour!!

Jo
ps.  I've been missing your blogs on the sites and history of your area and glad to see you're finding the time to do the odd one again. ((-;

Jim, These photos were taken right after an early spring rain.  The green color of the surroundings was quite intense!  Thanks for stopping by.

Hi Jo,


I'm sure you would indeed enjoy this scenic and historic area, as I enjoy seeing yours through your descriptive posts!

( 05/21/09 01:47PM ) — Renae Bolton ~ Marketing 4 Realtors

Hey Brian.  Those pictures are so clear and inviting that I can almost smell the horse manure!  hahahahah  (Or maybe one of my babies needs a diaper change.  hmmmm....)  That was a very nice scenic tour!


~Renae

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