Chamberlin Park became a city park in 1962. It is likely named for Humphrey Barker Chamberlin, a British-born Denver developer who was the leading figure in the development of Chamberlin Arlington Heights in the late 1890s on the prairie west of Fort Worth. This park is located in the Como community on the city’s west side and was created to provide parks to an underserved neighborhood. Improvements include renovations to the ball field in 2006. In 2007, 0.22 acres of unimproved land was added to the park.[2] As of 2024, it had 9.59 acres.
On Feb. 15, 2020, a grand opening was held for the new Como Community Center in the park (the center’s address is 4660 Horne St.). It replaced the old community center at 4900 Horne St. (see Como Park). The new 17,600 square-foot building is operated by Neighborhood Services and includes amenities for all ages with rooms that can be custom-sized for community events, classes, and educational programs. It has a commercial kitchen that can host cooking
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