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Judge Richard Field deserves credit for putting the land that is now Marquand Park on track to become the rare horticultural and family park that it is today. Judge Field hired some of the most outstanding horticulturalists and gardeners of his day to developed the land, especially by planting exotic and rare trees from around the globe. After Judge Field this horticultural tradition continued as each new "owner" (steward) of the land cultivated it with more exotic trees and plants. In 1953 the children of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Marquand donated seventeen acres of this land to Princeton Township for the purpose of being a one-of-a-kind tree and family park, Marquand Park!

Below are art photos of the various trees from Marquand Park taken by Greg Hochman.

Cherry Tree

Chinese Crabapple Tree

Dawn Redwood (Sequoia) Tree

Evergreen Tree

Magnolia Tree

Flowering, Weeping Tree

Threadleaf Japanese Maple Tree

Marquand Park - Location, History, Founders, Tree Specimens & more

Allan Marquand (1853-1924) - The establishment of Marquand Park involves this former Princeton University Professor, a renowned art and archeology educator...

Tree Photos

Tree Photos

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