The Alexander Hamilton Memorial Park was opened in 1925, gifted by Alexander Hamilton (from Stonehouse) who made his fortune in carpet manufacture.
The distinctive bandstand came from the 1911 Scottish National Exhibition in Glasgow.
The park and bandstand look over the Avon Valley.

A long park chute was built into the hillside and was opened in 1933 by Councillor Thomas Wilson but was dismantled in 1967.

Today the park has a floodlit athletics track, football pitch, multi-surface games area as well as woodland walks and various play areas.
The Alexander Hamilton Memorial Park was opened in 1925, gifted by Alexander Hamilton (from Stonehouse) who made his fortune in carpet manufacture. The distinctive bandstand came from the 1911 Scottish National Exhibition in Glasgow. The park and bandstand look over the Avon Valley.
A long park chute was built into the hillside and was opened in 1933 by Councillor Thomas Wilson but was dismantled in 1967.
Today the park has a floodlit athletics track, football pitch, multi-surface games area as well as woodland walks and various play areas.
Stonehouse, South Lanarkshire