The Concourse Ground or Carriage Stand . . . It is provided with hitching posts and well, with a shelter house at the centre, and the whole is surrounded by a light wooden fence of ornamental design. . . . Visitors coming to the park on horseback or in carriages, buggies, etc., and desiring to stroll about in the shade while listening to the music, can leave their horses or vehicles at this spot, where they will be safe and out of the way. Although we don't know when the fence and hitching posts were removed, it is clear that the well that once served the needs of horses as well as pedestrians was closed to comply with the order issued by the City Board of Health in 1915. Additional posts inside support the broad cupola with its concave-sloped roof of scalloped shingles.
Posts are red and trim blue and beige.