Chelsea Waterside Park sits on land that began its life as a humble freight yard for the Erie Railroad in the early twentieth century. Before it became a public space, the area was part of the city's bustling industrial waterfront, eventually being transformed into a park in 1906 to support the workers and operations of the nearby ferry terminals and piers.
Chelsea Waterside Park
park garden
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