Jamison Square

Jamison Square features a shallow, tiered stone fountain that fills with water and drains away on a precise cycle. This park occupies a site that held industrial warehouses and rail yards for decades. In two thousand two, city planners replaced the concrete and steel with this public square, anchored by the fountain. During the summer, children swarm the stone tiers as the water rises to their ankles. Locals still talk about the time a rogue shipment of rubber ducks clogged the entire drainage system.