Joseph Lee Playground. At some point two baseball diamonds were added. One of them is dedicated to baseball player and humanitarian Roberto Clemente with a cast stone monument featuring a brass relief & dedication plaque. The other was dedicated to neighborhood residents Brian and David Cobe in 1984 with a bronze plaque inset into a Roxbury puddingstone boulder adjacent to the diamond. Sometime in the 1970s two basketball courts were also added alongside the playground and dedicated in honor of Jim Bradley. In 2010, as part of a public-private partnership between the City of Boston and Emmanuel College, the field was extensively renovated to collegiate standards, which necessitated the demolition of one of the stone bleachers. References External links City of Boston - Back Bay Fens Emerald Necklace Conservancy - Back Bay Fens Fenway Victory Gardens Emerald Necklace Frederick Law Olmsted works Landmarks in Back Bay, Boston Parks in Boston 1879 establishments in Massachusetts Protected areas established in 1879