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The Friends of Bryan Park was organized by concerned
citizens of the Richmond area in March of 1994 to work for the preservation and
improvement of Joseph Bryan Park.
Our Goals
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Special
Notice
Due to the weather, the first Sunday Audubon bird walk
will be postponed until February 14. Meet at Shelter 1 at 7:30 am. For
questions, call 270-5365
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Want to see more winter photos taken in Bryan Park?
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Focus
on
Bryan Park
Our Fall 2009
Newsletter
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A Brief Overview of Our Park
Joseph Bryan Park is a 262 acre public park in the
North Side of the City of Richmond, Virginia. It offers an
Azalea Garden,
hardwood forests, streams, ponds, and passive
recreation
areas on a hilly site bordered by I-95, I-64 and
residential neighborhoods. The 175 acre urban forest contained in
Bryan Park offers rich wildlife habitat and an important stopover for migratory
birds. The park was presented to the city in
1909 by Belle Stewart Bryan and her family "...as a free park for the use of
and benefit of all its citizens" as a memorial to her late husband.
Open sunrise till sunset
Please, dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash
General Information, Directions and Map to Joseph
Bryan Park
There is a map of the park linked to the Tour page.
The fascinating story of our park can be discovered
in our book
An Illustrated History
of Bryan Park

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This page was last updated on
02/07/2010
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