Olin Park

The Olin Park Pavilion is a standout amongst the most prevalent stop protects in the city. The perspective of the city is unparalleled. The Olin Park Pavilion is a standout amongst the most notable structures claimed by the City of Madison. It was worked in 1884 and outlined by Madison engineer David R. Jones as 'Ordinary Hall' for the Wisconsin Sunday School Assembly.

It has nimbly matured and changed throughout the years to serve an assortment of employments.Amid the Wisconsin Sunday School Assembly sessions, the grounds took after a makeshift camp. Steamships and trains were booked for stops at the grounds and a streetcar line was in the end worked to serve the camp.