Panoramic summer aerial view of the Rose Garden and museum buildings at Boothe Memorial Park

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Discover the buildings, gardens, museums, and stories across the 32 acres of Boothe Memorial Park.

Explore Boothe Park through its historic buildings, gardens, museum collections, and landmarks. Choose a category below or browse every featured place in the park.

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The white clapboard Boothe Homestead with flag bunting on its porch, an accessible ramp, and tall summer trees

Historic Building

Boothe Homestead

The family home built in 1820 on the original 1663 foundation and remodeled in 1913-1914.

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Rose Garden beds with the Clocktower and historic museum buildings beyond

Gardens & Grounds

Rose Garden

A formal rose and wedding garden with seasonal blooms, quiet paths, and a restored fountain.

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Many-sided exterior of the Boothe Park Blacksmith Shop

Historic Building

Blacksmith Shop

A 44-sided shop built circa 1935 with tools from five local blacksmith shops.

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Clocktower Museum rising above the lawn beneath a clear summer sky

Museums & Collections

Clocktower Museum

The 1913 Anniversary Tower with a Howard clock, Westminster chimes, and Boothe genealogy history.

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Boothe Park Visitor Center beside the summer garden and outdoor seating

Museums & Collections

Visitor Center

The first stop for maps, orientation, and a short introduction to the Boothe family.

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Stone path leading through the garden to the front doors of Putney Chapel

Historic Building

Putney Chapel

An 1844 chapel built by the Boothe and Welles families and moved to the park in 1968.

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Boothe Park miniature windmill with the Clocktower Museum beyond it

Landmark

Windmill

A miniature windmill fitted with colored lights and tied to the former Clocktower circle.

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Interior of the Redwood Building with redwood beams and display cases

Historic Building

Redwood Building

The Technocratic Cathedral, an early-1930s redwood structure shaped by Boothe ingenuity.

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Sunken stone garden and pulpit of the Basilica at Boothe Park

Landmark

Basilica

A sunken outdoor worship garden connected to the park’s Easter sunrise service history.

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Exterior of the Coliseum and Pavilion at Boothe Park

Historic Building

Coliseum / Pavilion

A former barn transformed into a ship-inspired social hall, rental hall, and event space.

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Long white exterior of the former horse barn that houses the Americana Museum

Museums & Collections

Americana Museum

The former horse barn now displaying farm tools, household equipment, and rural-life artifacts.

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Find Your Way Through the Park

Use the park map to explore buildings, gardens, museums, picnic areas, walking paths, and visitor amenities.

View the printed park sign (original numbering)

Park Location Directory

25 places
  1. Boothe Homestead Historic Building
  2. Windmill Landmark
  3. Americana Museum Museums & Collections
  4. Visitor Center Museums & Collections
  5. Blacksmith Shop Historic Building
  6. Clocktower Museum Museums & Collections
  7. Redwood Building Historic Building
  8. Rose Garden Gardens & Grounds
  9. Basilica Landmark
  10. Coliseum / Pavilion Historic Building
  11. Stephen Boothe House Historic Building
  12. Putney Chapel Historic Building

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Help Preserve These Places

The Friends of Boothe Park rely on members, volunteers, and donors to help preserve the buildings, gardens, collections, and stories that make up Boothe Park.