Patwon Ki Haveli | Jaisalmer

Information

Landmark: Patwon Ki Haveli
City: Jaisalmer
Country: India
Continent: Asia

Patwon Ki Haveli, Jaisalmer, India, Asia

Factory Point Town Green is a public park located in Manchester, Vermont, USA.

Visual Characteristics

The green is a rectangular expanse of mowed grass, approximately 1 acre in size. It is bordered by mature deciduous trees, primarily maple and oak, providing shade. A central paved walkway bisects the green. A granite war memorial stands at the northern end, and a bandstand is situated near the southern edge.

Location & Access Logistics

Factory Point Town Green is situated in the center of Manchester, Vermont, directly off Main Street (US Route 7A). It is approximately 0.2 miles from the intersection of Main Street and Route 11/30. Ample public parking is available in designated lots adjacent to the green, accessible from Main Street. The Green is also served by the Manchester Shuttle, with a stop located directly on Main Street.

Historical & Ecological Origin

The land was originally part of the factory grounds for the Manchester Manufacturing Company, established in the early 19th century. The green was formally designated as a public space in the early 20th century. Ecologically, it is a managed temperate deciduous forest ecosystem, with the grass maintained through regular mowing.

Key Highlights & Activities

Activities include picnicking on the grass, attending summer concerts at the bandstand, and visiting the war memorial. The paved walkway is suitable for walking and casual cycling.

Infrastructure & Amenities

Restrooms are available in a small building located on the western side of the green. Shade is provided by the surrounding trees. Cell phone signal (4G/5G) is generally strong. No food vendors are permanently located on the green, but several restaurants and cafes are within a 0.1-mile radius on Main Street.

Best Time to Visit

For photography, early morning or late afternoon light offers optimal illumination of the green and surrounding trees. The months of June through August provide the warmest weather for outdoor activities. No tide considerations apply.

Facts & Legends

A local anecdote suggests that the granite for the war memorial was sourced from a quarry that supplied stone for the original factory buildings. The bandstand is a replica of one that stood on the green in the early 1900s.