Frederick Douglass Statue

This Frederick Douglass statue is the Highland Park monument near South Avenue and Robinson Drive, one of Rochester's relocated Douglass monuments. Navigate to the exact Frederick Douglass Statue pin rather than the general Highland Park marker. Navigate to the exact statue pin rather than Mount Hope Cemetery or another Douglass monument in Rochester. Treat the monument and surrounding commemorative space respectfully and keep paths clear.

Parking is distributed near Reservoir Avenue, Lamberton Conservatory, Highland Bowl, Warner Castle, Beikirch memorial area, and recreation fields. Use the official map to choose the lot nearest your destination; Lilac Festival traffic and closures replace normal access. Navigate to the exact Frederick Douglass Statue pin rather than the general Highland Park marker. Navigate to the exact statue pin rather than Mount Hope Cemetery or another Douglass monument in Rochester. Treat the monument and surrounding commemorative space respectfully and keep paths clear.

Outdoor viewing follows Highland Park's 6:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m. hours unless events, weather, maintenance, or a temporary closure restrict the area.

The official park map marks a restroom near the Veterans Memorial and Beikirch Park area. Lamberton Conservatory and event facilities may have separate access, so confirm building hours and use the mapped restroom before walking into more distant garden areas.

There is no separate admission for viewing the outdoor monument.

The memorial area now called Beikirch Park is specifically identified as accessible. Accessibility elsewhere varies among paved garden paths, sloped lawns, historic structures, natural surfaces, and event detours; contact the county for a required route.

Yes, pets are allowed on leash, and owners must remove waste. The entire park follows a carry-in, carry-out policy, so take all trash with you. Separately operated buildings, beaches, gardens, and attractions can set stricter rules.

This Frederick Douglass statue is the Highland Park monument near South Avenue and Robinson Drive, one of Rochester's relocated Douglass monuments. Yes. Monroe County lists playgrounds among the park's recreation facilities. They are separate from Lamberton Conservatory, Warner Castle, Highland Bowl, memorial gardens, and the festival footprint.

Navigate to the exact statue pin rather than Mount Hope Cemetery or another Douglass monument in Rochester. Treat the monument and surrounding commemorative space respectfully and keep paths clear.