Annwood Park is a delightful urban park in Cincinnati's East Walnut Hills neighborhood, originally donated to the City of Cincinnati in 1966 as a gift by Mrs. John Colville Taylor in memory of her husband, a regional Park Board Commissioner.

The park, which is overseen today by the Cincinnati Park Board, is designated as a strictly sit-in park by Taylor, never to contain any recreational or playground facilities and never to be resold to private ownership. Park visitors can explore the park's green and grassy areas and observe its beautiful grotto waterfall feature, which was donated in memory of Park Board horticulturalist Geoff Harden. A memorial plaque honors area resident James Von Hamm Dale, who was killed in action in the Korean War.

Annwood Park, Cincinnati, OH 45206, Phone: 513-357-2604

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