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	Sites and Parks to  s__e__e  and  v__i__s__i__t  ... From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Mayor Edwin C. Stewart during his inauguration speech in 1920 declared that it was a "travesty" that Ithacans couldn't enjoy the lake without trespassing on private property. By 1921 he made good on his promise, and the city had purchased the former Renwick Park land and opened it to the public. Mayor Stewart died before the official opening of the park on July 4th, and it was renamed in his honor. In 1934, the park land was raised by several feet to reduce flooding. Fall Creek empties into Cayuga Lake through Stewart Park. Stewart Park is also the location of the Cascadilla Boat Club's boathouse. The Fuertes Bird Sanctuary sits at the southern end of the park, and it is bordered on the west by the City of Ithaca's municipal golf course. Stewart Park /  From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 There was no copyright attachment, nevertheless, someone who is Cornell connected did these photos.  Pleasse contact me at ithacafalcon@aol.com Thank you.  RMC Sample of the above Buttermilk Falls From an Admirer from Cornell University. The Town of Ithaca Tudor Park is a 2.30 acre neighborhood park in the Eastern Heights neighborhood that includes a play structure, benches, wood chipped nature trail, small lawn area, plantings and a future connection to the William and Hannah Pew Trail section of the East Ithaca Recreation Way. East Ithaca Recreation Way East Ithaca Recreation Way is a multipurpose, paved, commuter trail consisting of several sections built on an abandoned railroad bed on East Hill.  The total length of the trail is 2.4 miles and runs through Cornell-owned natural areas along the Cascadilla Creek near Game Farm Road.  This trail will be connected to the future Pew Trail in the Snyder Hill neighborhood.  Many benches exist along the trail, providing hikers and jogger’s areas to rest.  Tutelo Park. Tutelo Park is an 8.31 acre community park currently being constructed on Bostwick Road across from the Ithaca City School District bus garage.  This facility will include a regulation size Little League baseball field with bleachers and dug-outs.  There will also be a comfort station, picnic pavilion, future paved bikeway connection to Saponi Meadows park site, wood chipped nature trails with benches and an on-going Children’s Nature Garden with native wildflower plantings along the trails.  The park includes Tompkins County’s largest Shagbark Hickory and Black Oak trees. Vincenzoia Covelli Park Vincenzo Iacovelli Park is a 3.5 acre neighborhood park located along the South Hill Recreation Way with parking available at the end of Juniper Drive.  The park includes a large; Leathers and Associates designed play structure