Norton Park lies behind Government House, and is named for Emperor Norton I, Emperor of the United States and Protector of Mexico. Emperor Norton ruled from San Francisco in the latter half of the 19th Century, and is considered something of an icon to most Molossians. Thus we named this lovely park after him, in honor of his impact on our lives and on the course of Molossian history.
Norton Park has gone though many stages in its existence. For two years after its creation, it was home to a grassy sward that the Ministry of Agriculture killed off as quickly as possible by over-watering. Subsequent to that, the Park became home to the Molossia Railroad, which moved there from its former home in the Back Forty. In spite of this, Norton Park remained rather bleak and neglected until 2005 XXVIII, when a major overhaul was undertaken.
Today, Norton Park is a place transformed, a tranquil garden in which Molossians can relax and enjoy life.
 Overview of the Park |
 The North Rose Garden |
 The Lower Plaza Looking Toward the Railroad |
 The Three Pines and the Esplanade du Chien |
 The Three Pines and the South Rose Garden |
 The Railroad |
 The Railroad |
 The Railroad Looking Toward Government House |
 The Summerhouse and the New Pineapple Fountain |
 The Vineyard |
 The Back Garden |
 The Railroad Looking Toward Government House |
 Purple Sage and Pines |
 Looking Toward The Summerhouse |
 The Summerhouse and the New Pineapple Fountain |
 The Small Pineapple Fountain |
 The New Pineapple Fountain |
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 The Park Before It Was Remodeled. |