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Whip Hill Park is a passive recreation area in the custody of the Stoneham Conservation Commission. The park is funded by the taxpayers of Stoneham and the continuing generosity of the Whip Hill Park Trust.
The Whip Hill estate was built in the 1930's by James and Angie Crockett and was used as a family residence until 1968 when it was presented to the Town of Stoneham by Mrs. Crockett as a memorial to her husband. The gift of the 30 acre estate has presented a remarkable natural resource for the enjoyment of all Stoneham Residents.
If you would like more information on the park or to find out how you can support one of Stoneham's most beautiful public resources, please call the Stoneham Conservation Commission at 781-279-2696.