
The Tot-Lot work is now focused on building retaining walls, planters, and pathways.
Since July of 1899, Smith Memorial Playground & Playhouse has provided an extraordinary play space for over 11 million visitors. In 2003 the Playground was closed for renovations. Since then two new play areas have been constructed and the famous Giant Wooden Slide has been renovated. In July 2008 Smith began the next phase of its renovation project.

The Tot-Lot work is now focused on building retaining walls, planters, and pathways.

The roofers have started removing the slate from the roof on the front of the house. Just like on the rear of the Playhouse, they will remove all the old slate and repair the under layers and then begin putting on the new slate.

Work continues to move along quickly on the Tot-Lot. Most of the drainage work is complete and work on the retaining walls has begun in the infant-toddler area.
