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Berwick Family Residence Ruins
After James Berwick died in 1963, Martha Berwick continued to reside here until a disastrous fire caused by a lightning strike completely destroyed the house in May 1993. No one was injured, but the house remained uninhabitable.
- accessible for all
- ADA accessible
- ample parking
- architectural elements
- autumn colors
- benches available
- bridges
- bright lighting
- changing foliage
- cityscape
- colorful surroundings
- consistent scenery
- cultural landmarks
- dappled sunlight
- deep shade
- direct sun
- earthy tones
- equipment restrictions
- evergreen trees
- flat unpaved paths
- flowers
- forest
- forest views
- free access
- gentle hills
- high foot traffic
- historic architecture
- historical structures
- industrial backdrop
- lake views
- large clearings
- large trees
- limited parking
- low noise
- lush greenery
- mix of scenery
- modern buildings
- multiple settings
- murals
- muted tones
- no pets
- no restroom
- no seating
- open access
- open lawns
- open spaces
- open sunlight
- paid entry
- partial shade
- paved paths
- permit required
- pet-friendly
- photography allowed
- picnic spots
- pine trees
- playground
- ponds
- private
- public access
- public-friendly
- quiet and peaceful
- rest areas
- restricted entry
- restroom available
- restroom nearby
- riverside
- rocky ground
- rugged
- rugged natural beauty
- rugged trails
- scenic backdrops
- seasonal blooms
- seasonal colors
- secluded area
- shaded seating
- shaded spots
- skyline views
- smooth walking paths
- spacious fields
- street art
- stroller-friendly
- sunlit areas
- sunny areas
- tree cover
- uniform setting
- unique structures
- unrestricted entry
- urban setting
- variety of views
- vibrant colors
- water features
- water reflections
- waterfall feature
- wide views
- wildflower fields