Tamblyn Field
Tamblyn Field is Rutherford's oldest recreational park, along Woodland Avenue with an exit onto Delafield Avenue, and bounded by houses on Daniel Avenue and Gouverneur Avenue.The park was known as Rutherford Field for the first part of the 20th century, as Rutherford High School played football and baseball here until the mid-1950s, when their games moved to Memorial Park. In 1958, the park was dedicated to Gerald Tamblyn, whose woods in the West End became part of Memorial Park.
Woodland Avenue entrance to Tamblyn Field.
The dedication plaque to Gerald Tamblyn.
Diamond #1, a baseball field which today is the home field for St. Mary High School.
Another view of Diamond #1.
A third view of Diamond #1.
Sign proclaiming the Timothy J. Finnerty Memorial Basketball Courts.
The Finnerty courts, beyond right field of Diamond #1.
A plaque remembering Tim Finnerty, who perished in the September 2001 terrorist attack on the New York World Trade Center.
The football field, looking toward the bleacher. This is the home field for the St. Mary's Gaels.
The football field, looking toward the scoreboard.
Diamond #2, a softball field also used for Minor League games of Rutherford Little League.
A second view of Diamond #2.
The picnic area and jungle gym south of Diamond #2.