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Shelby Park

Location
600 E Oak St, Louisville, KY 40203
Hours
6 am - 11 pm
Facility Reservations
502-574-7275

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2023-2033 Strategic Plan

When you make a donation to Olmsted Parks Conservancy, what does your gift support? Most …

2023 Spring Membership Drive

Donate to Olmsted Parks Conservancy during our Spring Membership Drive May 14 through May 20. …

2022 Spring Membership Drive

Donate to Olmsted Parks Conservancy during our Spring Membership Drive May 7 through May 14. …

Replenishing the Tree Canopy

Thanks to donations to Olmsted Parks Conservancy, more trees were planted in your Olmsted Parks. …

Planting Trees in Shelby Park

Olmsted Parks Conservancy received another boost to tree planting in the Olmsted Parks thanks to …

History of Shelby Park

Shelby Park was named for the first governor of Kentucky, Isaac Shelby. It was designed in 1907 and is the only park in Louisville designed in conjunction with a Carnegie library. The Olmsted Firm designed the park during a time when sports and active recreation were popular considerations in park planning, marking a departure from Frederick Law Olmsted’s commitment to pastoral landscapes.

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Friends of Olmsted Parks

Through collaboration and communicating about program and project needs, Friends of Olmsted Parks will help us improve and activate our parks, creating a positive community impact.

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