Seneca Park Entrance Improved
Thanks to a donation from the Seneca Garden Neighborhood Association the parkland located near the entrance to Seneca Gardens at Pee Wee Reese and Trevilian Way has been restored.
This area is part of the Seneca Park circulation plan. Work included mulching a path around some young trees, removing invasive species that covered Breckinridge Spring and a beautiful limestone cliff face.
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