Douglas

Douglass (Anna and Frederick) Park is a historic and vibrant public space located in Chicago, IL. Formerly named after Stephen Douglas, the park was officially renamed in 2020 to honor the prominent abolitionists Anna Murray Douglass and Frederick Douglass, reflecting the community's desire for more inclusive symbolism. The park features extensive amenities including baseball fields, fishing areas, and unique public artworks that celebrate the neighborhood's cultural heritage. Operated by the Chicago Park District, Douglass Park is open daily from 6:00 am to 11:00 pm, with a fieldhouse open most days except Sunday. The park serves as a popular hub for recreation, community events, and outdoor activities in the North Lawndale neighborhood.