Town of Marblehead Site Location Map

: Assessors, Building Inspection, Engineering, Finance, Health, Public Buildings, Retirement, Tax Collector, Treasurer, Veterans Services, Waste Collection

: Historical Commission, Parking Clerk, Planning, Selectmen, Town Administrator, Town Clerk

: Council on Aging, Recreation & Park

: Animal Control, Animal Shelter

: Emergency Management, Fire Department, Fire Prevention

: Fire Department

: Police Department

: Cemetery Department

: Waters and Harbors

: Light Department

: Drains, Highway, Sewer, Tree & Forestry, Water

: Recycling, Waste Transfer Station

: This 1.2 acre park gets its name from the castle-like private home located next to the park.

: Also known as Lighthouse Point, Chandler Hovey Park is located at the end of Follett Street overlooking the mouth of the harbor.

: Crocker Park, with some of the best views of the Harbor, is situated on 2.82 acres of land off Front Street

: Formerly an armed fort owned by the United States and used to defend against British invaders, it is now a peaceful park offering some of the best views of Marblehead Harbor.

: Located on Orne Street opposite Old Burial Hill, Fountain Park was the site of a fort during the Revolutionary War and later the War of 1812.

: Located at the end of Commercial Street next to the Municipal Light building, this small park provides benches overlooking Marblehead Harbor.

: Seaside Park, located across from the Police Station, consists of lighted tennis courts, a basketball court, baseball diamond, winter sledding, exercise trails and a classic small-town grandstand.

: Gatchell's 8.33 acres has a basketball court, Little League fields, a Midget Football field, and playground equipment. It is located at the intersection of west Shore Drive.

: Gerry Playground, also known as Stramski's, is located on 6.85 acres off of West Shore Drive, overlooking Salem Harbor

: This 1.14 acre playground offers playground equipment and a little league field.

: Orne Playground, located on the corner of Shepard Street and West Shore Drive, offers a softball field and playground equipment.

: A 5.45 acre playground with softball fields, a pavilion and rest room facilities

: Marblehead's premier beach offers 5.48 acres of waterfront with pavilions, public tables, restroom facilities and parking

: Located at the entrance to Fort Sewall, Fort Beach offers a broad view of the end of Marblehead Neck and Chandler Hovey Park.

: This small community beach is where the first settlers, in 1629, established the "plantacion" called "Marble Harbor."

: A community beach with shallow water and a well-protected beach.

: Located next to Redd's pond, Old Burial Hill was the site of Marblehead's first "meeting house" or place of worship. Buried in Old Burial Hill are six hundred Revolutionary War dead.

: Redd's Pond is located next to Old Burial Hill.

: Twenty-five acres with walking trails is located along the Forest River between Lafayette Street and Leggs Hill Road. It includes forest, meadows, wet lands, estuary, salt marsh, glacially-scared outcroppings, small ponds and a small river

: This ten acre site consists of a small pond and swamp with a boardwalk crossing the swamp and a trail around the pond.

: About 43 acres in size, Steer Swamp consists of vistas, meadows, swamps, ponds and brooks and abounds with native plants and wildflowers. Access is via Stony Brook Road, Beacon Street, Norman Street, Cheever Avenue and Blueberry Road.

: Ware Pond occupies about one-half of this 8.5 acre area and is a rich wildlife refuge for waterfowl. Entrances are on Marion Road, Marion Road Extension, Warren Road and the railroad right-of-way.

: Wyman Woods is 33.5 acres of hiking trails, up lands, low lands and a wide variety of trees, shrubs and wildflowers.

: This 3.5 acre site was a working dairy farm for almost 200 years

: Owned and maintained by Massachusetts Audubon, its swamp, thickets and woodlands are a haven for migratory birds during the spring and fall migrations.