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Size: 5.72
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Softball Fields : 3
Ownership : City of Boston
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Super modernized! Swings, slides, a cool two-arm digging crane, a zip wire, general store window and of course, the obligatory tic tac toe board, Barry's playground will keep you entertained for hours. My only criticism is that the wood chip mulch is too hard and all of the hand holds and sliding poles and other things to cling to with your hands are made out of pure steel and on a hot summer day your child may receive some 2nd degree burning.
 
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Size: 0.1
Sports:
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Basketball Courts : 1
Ownership : Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Play Equipment: Yes
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Size: 0.1
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Tennis Courts : 1
Ownership : City of Boston
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This small urban park, situated on a steep hillside in Charlestown, MA, is closely surrounded on all sides by private homes. Residents became intensely involved in the redesign process of this important active play area. The park was rebuilt with two levels of play; each separated by a large planter wrapped with a ramp making each area accessible. New retaining walls, fencing, and plantings define the play areas and buffer them from adjacent houses. New paving and play equipment meet current accessibility and safety standards.
 
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Size: 1.29
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Street Hockey
Basketball Courts : 1
Ownership : City of Boston
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Size: 4.3
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Basketball Courts : 2
Ownership : City of Boston
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Doherty Park on Bunker Hill Street is named for Ensign John Doherty from Charlestown who was a bomber pilot aboard the USS Enterprise (CV-6) during world war II. Ensign Doherty and his radioman/Gunner Willian Evans Hunt were killed during the first counter attack by the US Pacific Fleet after Pearl Harbor. Ensign Doherty was awarded the Purple Heart and the Navy Flying Cross for gallantry. A World War II Destroyer was also named after Ensign Doherty.
The park itself, along with St. Francis De Sales Catholic Church next to it occupy the real Bunkers Hill while the battle monument sits atop the site of the 1775 revolutionary war battle site, the higher Breed's Hill.
 
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Park Summary
Parking: yes
Size: 12.38
Sports:
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Little League
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Baseball Fields : 1
Softball Fields : 2
Little League Fields : 1
Multipurpose Fields : 1
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Ownership : City of Boston
Play Equipment: Yes
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Park Summary
Size: 0.21
Sports:
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Tennis Courts : 1
Ownership : City of Boston
Play Equipment: Yes
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This neighborhood playground has a small park area and climbing structure with a slide, as well as bucket and open swings.
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