Euston Park
Euston Park is a Federation-era urban park on Euston Road in Hurlstone Park, on the corner of Euston and Floss streets. Its best-known feature is a memorial honouring those who died in World War 1, which stands among large shade trees beside a small playground.
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About Euston Park
War Memorial at Euston Park
Euston Park has a war memorial commemorating lives lost in World War 1. The memorial was first installed at Hurlstone Park railway station in 1920 and was moved to the park after World War II, probably around 1947. Euston Park is a Federation-era urban park that a private property owner donated, and local heritage records list it as Euston Reserve. The memorial is the park's defining heritage feature.
Facilities at Euston Park
Getting to Euston Park
2C-2D Euston Road, Hurlstone Park NSW 2193, on the corner of Euston and Floss streets.
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Is there a playground at Euston Park?
Yes, Euston Park has a small playground that suits younger children.
Is there shade at Euston Park?
Yes, large trees shade the park, which helps on warm days.
When is Euston Park open?
The park is open 24 hours a day, every day.
Where did the Euston Park war memorial come from?
It stood at Hurlstone Park railway station from 1920 and was moved to the park after World War II.