Park update:
Park update: Yesterday the remainder of the very large tree that was encroaching on the tennis court was removed. On 8/29 – next Thursday they will be pulverizing the tennis court to make a base for the new court surface. In the meantime all of the fencing will be removed yielding the courts unusable.
About Frothingham Park
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 community.
