Looking south, the paved parking lot and wooden pavillion are photographed at the south-east end of Freedom Park in Sykesville. The county commissioners are approving this week $37,000 for paving a 32-car parking lot at Freedom Park (currently a gravel parking area) to serve as a trailhead for the future connection to the Patapsco Valley Greenway) and also $84,000 to replace an old wooden pavilion that has outlived its useful life with a steel pavilion.

Looking south, the paved parking lot and wooden pavillion are photographed at the south-east end of Freedom Park in Sykesville. The county commissioners are approving this week $37,000 for paving a 32-car parking lot at Freedom Park (currently a gravel parking area) to serve as a trailhead for the future connection to the Patapsco Valley Greenway) and also $84,000 to replace an old wooden pavilion that has outlived its useful life with a steel pavilion. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Freedom Park in Sykesville, Wednesday March 8, 2023. The county commissioners are approving this week $37,000 for paving a 32-car parking lot at Freedom Park (currently a gravel parking area) to serve as a trailhead for the future connection to the Patapsco Valley Greenway and also $84,000 to replace an old wooden pavilion that has outlived its useful life with a steel pavilion.

Freedom Park in Sykesville

The entrance to Freedom Park in Sykesville. The county commissioners are approving this week $37,000 for paving a 32-car parking lot at Freedom Park (currently a gravel parking area) to serve as a trailhead for the future connection to the Patapsco Valley Greenway) and also $84,000 to replace an old wooden pavilion that has outlived its useful life with a steel pavilion.

The entrance to Freedom Park in Sykesville. The county commissioners are approving this week $37,000 for paving a 32-car parking lot at Freedom Park (currently a gravel parking area) to serve as a trailhead for the future connection to the Patapsco Valley Greenway) and also $84,000 to replace an old wooden pavilion that has outlived its useful life with a steel pavilion. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Freedom Park in Sykesville

Freedom Park in Sykesville, looking north towards the entrance on Raincliffe Road. Pictured, the gravel parking lot, lower-center-left and the wooden pavillion, center-left. The county commissioners are approving this week $37,000 for paving a 32-car parking lot at Freedom Park (currently a gravel parking area) to serve as a trailhead for the future connection to the Patapsco Valley Greenway) and also $84,000 to replace an old wooden pavilion that has outlived its useful life with a steel pavilion.

Freedom Park in Sykesville, looking north towards the entrance on Raincliffe Road. Pictured, the gravel parking lot, lower-center-left and the wooden pavillion, center-left. The county commissioners are approving this week $37,000 for paving a 32-car parking lot at Freedom Park (currently a gravel parking area) to serve as a trailhead for the future connection to the Patapsco Valley Greenway) and also $84,000 to replace an old wooden pavilion that has outlived its useful life with a steel pavilion. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Freedom Park in Sykesville

Looking south, the paved parking lot and wooden pavillion are photographed at the south-east end of Freedom Park in Sykesville. The county commissioners are approving this week $37,000 for paving a 32-car parking lot at Freedom Park (currently a gravel parking area) to serve as a trailhead for the future connection to the Patapsco Valley Greenway) and also $84,000 to replace an old wooden pavilion that has outlived its useful life with a steel pavilion.

Looking south, the paved parking lot and wooden pavillion are photographed at the south-east end of Freedom Park in Sykesville. The county commissioners are approving this week $37,000 for paving a 32-car parking lot at Freedom Park (currently a gravel parking area) to serve as a trailhead for the future connection to the Patapsco Valley Greenway) and also $84,000 to replace an old wooden pavilion that has outlived its useful life with a steel pavilion. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Freedom Park in Sykesville

Wooden Pavillion at the south-east end of Freedom Park near the gravel parking lot. The county commissioners are approving this week $37,000 for paving a 32-car parking lot at Freedom Park (currently a gravel parking area) to serve as a trailhead for the future connection to the Patapsco Valley Greenway) and also $84,000 to replace an old wooden pavilion that has outlived its useful life with a steel pavilion.

Wooden Pavillion at the south-east end of Freedom Park near the gravel parking lot. The county commissioners are approving this week $37,000 for paving a 32-car parking lot at Freedom Park (currently a gravel parking area) to serve as a trailhead for the future connection to the Patapsco Valley Greenway) and also $84,000 to replace an old wooden pavilion that has outlived its useful life with a steel pavilion. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Freedom Park in Sykesville

At the south-east end of Freedom Park, the wooden pavillion looking south towards the gravel parking lot. The county commissioners are approving this week $37,000 for paving a 32-car parking lot at Freedom Park (currently a gravel parking area) to serve as a trailhead for the future connection to the Patapsco Valley Greenway) and also $84,000 to replace an old wooden pavilion that has outlived its useful life with a steel pavilion.

At the south-east end of Freedom Park, the wooden pavillion looking south towards the gravel parking lot. The county commissioners are approving this week $37,000 for paving a 32-car parking lot at Freedom Park (currently a gravel parking area) to serve as a trailhead for the future connection to the Patapsco Valley Greenway) and also $84,000 to replace an old wooden pavilion that has outlived its useful life with a steel pavilion. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Freedom Park in Sykesville

The gravel parking lot at the south-east end of Freedom Park, looking north towrds the wooden pavillion (center). The county commissioners are approving this week $37,000 for paving a 32-car parking lot at Freedom Park (currently a gravel parking area) to serve as a trailhead for the future connection to the Patapsco Valley Greenway) and also $84,000 to replace an old wooden pavilion that has outlived its useful life with a steel pavilion.

The gravel parking lot at the south-east end of Freedom Park, looking north towrds the wooden pavillion (center). The county commissioners are approving this week $37,000 for paving a 32-car parking lot at Freedom Park (currently a gravel parking area) to serve as a trailhead for the future connection to the Patapsco Valley Greenway) and also $84,000 to replace an old wooden pavilion that has outlived its useful life with a steel pavilion. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Freedom Park in Sykesville

Looking south, the paved parking lot and wooden pavillion are photographed at the south-east end of Freedom Park in Sykesville. The county commissioners are approving this week $37,000 for paving a 32-car parking lot at Freedom Park (currently a gravel parking area) to serve as a trailhead for the future connection to the Patapsco Valley Greenway) and also $84,000 to replace an old wooden pavilion that has outlived its useful life with a steel pavilion.

Looking south, the paved parking lot and wooden pavillion are photographed at the south-east end of Freedom Park in Sykesville. The county commissioners are approving this week $37,000 for paving a 32-car parking lot at Freedom Park (currently a gravel parking area) to serve as a trailhead for the future connection to the Patapsco Valley Greenway) and also $84,000 to replace an old wooden pavilion that has outlived its useful life with a steel pavilion. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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