- History of the Park
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The Olmsted Legacy

- History of WPA
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WPA's Mission
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The Board of Directors
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Meet the WPA Staff

- Founders' Day - 2006
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Fishing Derbies
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Music at Weequahic Park

- Bird Watching At Weequahic Park
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Fishing At Weequahic Park
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Golfing At Weequahic Park
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Above the Rim (Basketball)
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Community Room

- Beautifying Our Park
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Cleaning Weequahic Lake
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Volunteer in Weequahic Park
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Give to Weequahic Park

- Restoring Weequahic Lake
- Weequahic Invasive Species Plant Removal (WISPR)

- NewArk Center of
Environmental Studies (NACES)
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Self Rehabilitation and Restoration (SRRP)
- Weequahic Park Reentry Program (WPRP)
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Hedge Petting Zoo (Coming Soon)

- Contact Us

- Advocacy

    Erected in celebration of the City of Newark's 250th Anniversary of its founding. It marks the spot where Commissioners of Newark and Elizabeth met on May 28, 1668, to fix the boundary line between these two municipalities. The Divident Hill site had been used by the Lenapi Indians to hold "pow-wows."


Any question, please E-mail

Cheryl Barnes at cheryl@wpapark.org  

 

  

 

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