Morristown, New Jersey - Cutler Park Cutler Park Cutler Park is one of Morristown's least known neighborhoods. However, The Park is full of many historical and recreational attractions to engage the Morristown visitor. The Park begins about a half mile north of the Green on Speedwell Avenue and extends north along Speedwell Avenue and west along Sussex Avenue and Mills Street. Cutler Park is home to Historic Speedwell , the birthplace of the telegraph and the steamship engine. The eight building historical park is located one mile north of the Green on Speedwell Avenue.
Parking is available.
Speedwell Lake Park is directly across the street from Historic Speedwell. This park features a trout stocked lake, waterfall with historic stone waterworks, and picnic areas. It also marks the beginning of Morris County's 26-mile Patriot's Path hiking trail which connects downtown Morristown with various other county parks and towns. This park features picnic areas, a pond, small walking trails, and the largest statue of Thomas Paine in the United States. Past Burnham Park, on the other side of the Morristown town line lays the Washington Valley estate area.