Autumn Treasures Worcester Area 2018

11/23/2018

Worcester, Massachusetts

A lot of people give the city of Worcester, Massachusetts a bad rap. However, there are some really beautiful spots, parks, and nooks throughout the urban landscape. Elm Park and Coes Pond / Coes Reservoir are two of my favorite places in Worcester. I also love spending time at Green Hill Park... a wonderful place to walk and relax on a blanket. Below are couple of autumn landscape photographs from this fall season.

Elm Park autumn bench in Worcester, Massachusetts, Worcester County, New England. Worcester fine art prints and wall art by Luke Moore.

Coes Pond and Coes Reservoir in Worcester, Massachusetts autumn art prints and home decor.

Old Stone Church and Wachusett Reservoir

The Old Stone Church Wachusett Reservoir landscape is always evolving. You could go stop there several times in one day and each time the landscape would look so different. Such a beautiful spot in Worcester County, Massachusetts. It always keeps pulling me back for more. It must be the scenic vistas and the historical old stone church with the magnificent reservoir as the backdrop.

A peaceful and scenic autumn afternoon at the Wachusett Reservoir in West Boylston, Massachusetts, MA, Worcester County. The iconic Old Stone Church is surrounded with vivid orange fall foliage. The clouds form unique patterns in the sky and upon the reservoir water. "Afternoon Reflections" by Luke Moore.

During a pristine New England autumn day, a myriad of ripples form on the surface of the Wachusett Reservoir in West Boylston, Massachusetts MA Worcester County. The trees near the Old Stone Church have started to turn their autumn colors as the season begins to change. An American Flag hangs proudly from the historic church. From year to year, I swear this spot has some of the most vivid orange sugar maples in the area.

Colorful fall foliage surrounds the Old Stone Church in West Boylston, Massachusetts MA Worcester County.

Wachusett Reservoir fine art prints and autumn landscapes by Luke Moore.

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