Graham Park

In the early twentieth century, William E. Graham platted wooded land in the north area of Greenville for the Graham Addition. When his son, Richard Graham, died, he inherited the estate, and 10 acres were set aside for a public park to be named after him. In 1909, the city bought the park and kept the name Graham Park. Graham Park has served a variety of purposes over the years, including a zoo, a railway stop, and an outdoor pool. With the support of a Texas Parks and Wildlife 1 million matching parks and open space budget agreement, new restrooms were installed in 2007 and the playground was replaced from the old metal playground equipment in 2012. This