About this Sacred Place
Often known as Leon Wolfe Park, this Sacred Place is nestled within a street-end park that was in dire need of an updated design and renovation. It is a quiet place for contemplation and an environmentally proactive rain garden, a model for all Annapolis street-end parks. Features include plants designed to capture and filter the run-off and trash that currently pollute Spa Creek, along with a historical accent on the site’s history as the location of the original bridge connecting Eastport and Annapolis. The view from the space is that of downtown, the Naval Academy, and the calming waters of Spa Creek.
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Articles & Research for this Sacred Place
Happening upon a Sacred Place
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Even small urban green spaces can lower depression rates, new research confirms
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4th Street City Park rendering
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“I’ve followed her to the docks. She still doesn’t know who I am…” #Benchstories #Naturesacred
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“…not telling time but living, really, really, really being what they are…” #Benchstories #Natursacred
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“Sitting on this bench and thinking of my children…” #Benchstories #Naturesacred
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“I hope the man with the broken heart is healing…” #Benchstories #Naturesacred
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“I am here with a boy on a first date and…” Benchstories #Naturesacred
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