Footscray Park

Footscray Park

Footscray Park is a regional open space with extensive garden beds and other facilities. It provides views to the city skyline, Flemington Racecourse and connections to the Maribyrnong River Trail. 

Footscray Park has the most intact Edwardian period public garden in Victoria, which was designed by noted architect Rodney Alsop, who won a competition for its design in 1911.

These plans were implemented by Superintendent David Mathews, from 1916 to 1964.

The Park contains a memorial garden for soldiers who served in World War I and World War II as well as a memorial to the poet Henry Lawson.

Location

Ballarat Road, Footscray 3011  View Map

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