Thomas Mundy Peterson Park is the 19th park in the Middlesex County Park System.
Thomas Mundy Peterson Park’s name was chosen to honor Thomas Mundy Peterson, a resident of the City of Perth Amboy and the first African American to vote in the United States after the 15th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution granted African American men the right to vote.
The new park located in Perth Amboy at High Street between Washington St. & Buckingham Ave. includes a synthetic-turf, multi-use field that can host soccer or football, a synthetic turf field that is adjustable for softball and baseball, a waterfront walkway with views of the Arthur Kill, interpretive signs exploring the history of the site and river and park benches. In addition, it will also offer a convenient parking lot and comfort stations for visitors.
Map of Thomas Mundy Peterson Park
Driving Directions and GPS Coordinates
Driving Directions, Crossroads, and GPS Coordinates
- Take 287 South towards 440.
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Follow 287 South/440 North to High Street in Perth Amboy
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Take the State Street Exit from 440N, keep left at fork towards High Street
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Turn right at light onto High Street
- Park is on the left