Ledgewood Memorial Park-Middlebury CT
Ledgewood Memorial Park, located at 650 Middlebury Road (along Route 64), is one of the four public parks in Middlebury CT.
Ledgewood Memorial Park was established in 1990 as a tribute by the residents of Middlebury CT to all of the residents of Middlebury who have lost their lives in service to their country in times of war, from the French and Indian War to the recent conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. There is a monument with the names of all of Middlebury's fallen engraved in stone near the center of the park.
Ledgewood Memorial Park contains two large soccer fields, a baseball/softball field, a picnic area located on a knoll left of the center of the park shaded by pine, oak, and maple trees, a large children's play ground area and three fenced-in courts - a basketball court, a tennis court, and a court that has been converted into a skateboarding area, with ramps and other contraptions for local skateboard enthusiasts. There is a walkway that encircles the soccer field closest to the park's entrance.
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