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Historical photos courtesy of the Greenwich Historical Society

Wildlife photos courtesy of Avery Belicka and Roberto Perez


Bruce Park's Story

    Bruce Park Sculptures

    Mill Stone from the Davis Grist Mill

    The original  Davis Grist Mill was owned and operated by Thomas Davis and later passed to his sons, Elisha and Stephen. Elisha Davis was a Tory who secretly ground grain for the British Army during the Revolutionary War, leading to the confiscation of his mill property by the State. Stephen Davis, a patriot, eventually purchased his brother's former share and continued to run the mill. The mill st

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    "Valentine and Orson" 

    Deborah Butterfield 

    1990, Cast and welded
    bronze
    Commissioned and
    presented to the Town under
    the sponsorship of the
    Greenwich Arts Council in
    celebration of the Town’s
    350th anniversary.

    "Girl Standing In Nature" 

    George Segal

    1976, Bronze
    One of the outdoor
    sculptures in the Greenwich
    Arts Council’s Sculpture 76
    exhibition. Presented to the
    Town to commemorate the
    Bicentennial. Exhibited in the
    White House gardens from
    October 1998 to September
    1999.

    "Millenium Sundial"

    Mark Mennin

    2000, Bronze and green granite
    Commissioned by the Town
    of Greenwich Millennium
    Committee.

    Wildlife in Bruce Park

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