Frothingham Memorial Park

Frothingham Memorial Park

About Frothingham

Frothingham Park is a memorial to Louis Adams Frothingham, who served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1921 to 1928. It was dedicated to the town of Easton on September 27, 1930 by his wife, Mary Ames Frothingham. The park, which has become a landmark in North Easton, includes a baseball field named after the park’s executive director Robert J. “Buddy” Wooster. It also boasts a basketball court, playground and tennis courts. It is free and open to the public. From throwing down a blanket and enjoying a nice picnic to catching a Shoveltown Baseball game, Frothingham Park has a little of everything to offer the

Park Update

Update on the park: The children’s area of the Park is closed until further notice.
 
The tennis courts are closed and not functional at this time. We are awaiting the surface to be finished. with no schedule from the company as to when that might be accomplished. This is due to their reduced work force. An unfortunate consequence of Covid 19.
 
No baseball games are being played until the Governor’s order is lifted and yet to be determined if any will be played this year.
 
The flag pole will be equipped this week with a solar powered light to illuminate the flag at night.
 
Otherwise the Park is open to those who wish to use it with the aforementioned restrictions and the rules put forth by the Governor.

About Louis Frothingham

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Frothingham Park is a memorial to Louis Adams Frothingham, who served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1921 to 1928. It was dedicated to the town of Easton on September 27, 1930 by his wife, Mary Ames Frothingham.

Born in 1867, Mary Ames Frothingham, the daughter of Frederick Lothrop Ames Frothingham grew up on Langwater estate with her brothers. She devoted much of her life to charity work. At age 49, she married Louis A. Frothingham. Read more

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