Massachusetts

Cogshall Park

Coggshall Park is situated in a wooded area of Fitchburg. The 212 acre park was a gift to the city by Mr. Henry Coggsall, an executive with the Fitchburg Gas Co in 1894. The park today encompasses about 300 acres.

By Yankee Magazine|Jul 22 2012| Print icon

A bench by a lake with a gazebo surrounded by lush trees and bushes, under a partially cloudy sky.

Photo Credit: Richard Jollimore

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