Rev. Linnette C. Williamson Memorial Park

Rev. Linnette C. Williamson Memorial Park occupies a quiet block in Harlem. Across from larger playgrounds, its small size keeps foot traffic light. Locals still call it by the older name, Oxcart Park. The park’s boundaries run between 127th and 128th Streets, a pocket of red-brick blocks that feel more residential than commercial.

Open lawn and scattered shade trees offer shade on warm afternoons. Benches line the outer edge for quick breaks. Nearby corners hum with bodega coffee and food carts. You’ll spot students reading under the trees and joggers looping past on the sidewalk.

If you’re heading over, grab directions first at the map. 65 W 128th St, New York, NY 10027 is a single block west of Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard, one subway stop from the A/C trains at 125th Street.