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Michael Flynn Field, Spring Garden: 1550 Spring Garden Avenue Since 1950, Spring Garden has lost nearly 80% of its population.

Frankie Pace Park, Crawford-Roberts: 901 Centre Avenue The history of the lower Hill District is robust, diverse, and worthy of many books across myriad disciplines.

Mellon Square Park, Central Business District Is it correct to say that Mellon Square is the “mullet” of Pittsburgh parks?

Market Square Park, Downtown: 210 Forbes Avenue Market Squares date back to an earlier time in history and were an essential part of everyday life.

Allegheny Landing Park, North Shore: 301 Isabella Street Today, Pittsburgh’s riverfront parks and trails are so celebrated that for many, it’s hard to imagine a time before they existed.

North Shore Riverfront Park: North Shore, 390 North Shore Drive Whether you’re a long-time local or a new resident, North Shore Riverfront Park is an awesome place to spend your time.

Firstside Park, Downtown: 546 Second Avenue Downtown Pittsburgh has a decent amount of public space, but not everything that looks like a city park is, in fact, city-owned.

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Albert “Turk” Graham Park, Crawford Roberts: 104 Vine Street With lots of new housing nearby and more on the way, it’s uplifting to see this small playground on the edge of Crawford-Roberts get a refresh.

Tustin Park, Bluff: 2019 Tustin Street Uptown.