Seminole Park

Seminole Park

Charles R. Hall, one of the top five real estate developers of early St. Petersburg, originally developed the Historic Kenwood Neighborhood in 1912. He donated one square block to the City of St. Petersburg to be used as Seminole Park, adding a family atmosphere to his development. This is between Burlington and 3rd. Avenues and 29th. and 30th. Streets.

Historic Kenwood has received two Neighborhood Partnership grants. One was used for street signs and the other was used for the pavilion at right.

Playground Equipment.

Hex-Block sidewalks:

Mature trees:

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Historic Kenwood Neighborhood Association
P.O. Box 15134, St. Petersburg, FL 33733

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