The 2.31 acre park, bounded by Fourth and Lawrence Streets, is the original site of the Lytle family homestead. An oasis of beauty in downtown Cincinnati's central business district, the park features a panorama of floral displays changing from tulips, magnolia and crabapple in the spring to annuals and perennials in the summer and to annuals mixed with chrysanthemums in the fall. The statue of Abraham Lincoln in the park was a gift to the city of Cincinnati. It also features an allee of flags tracing the history of the stars and stripes, an ornamental wall with plaques depicting historic events which have occurred on this site, a monument dedicated to the U.S. Marine corps, and the Michael Mullen bandstand used for free concerts for the public.
