Arts and culture Notable places and organizations in Kenilworth include: Kenilworth Fountain – In the middle of Kenilworth Avenue just east of the railroad tracks The Kenilworth Beach – The public beach on Lake Michigan, which is divided into a sailing beach and a bathing beach Pee Wee Field – Also known as "Sears Stadium" - Baseball field located on the west side of town where many little leaguers play Townley Field – District-owned sports field behind the school where many sports are played including field hockey, soccer, lacrosse, football, and the school Field Day The Ware Garden – Public courtyard on the east side where many residents walk their dogs Mahoney Park – A small park on the south side of town, named after the farm that was there at the town's founding Kenilworth Train Station – Train station on the Metra Line in between Indian Hill and Wilmette stations Joseph Sears School – Public elementary and junior high school on Abbotsford Road (JK-8) The Kenilworth Club – A frequented community house that hosts all sorts of events throughout the year Kenilworth Historical Society – Preserve and present the history of the town Kenilworth Union Church – A non-denominational Protestant church on Kenilworth Avenue Church of the Holy Comforter – Episcopal Church across the street from Kenilworth Union Hiram Baldwin House – A Prairie School house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1905 Public services Kenilworth does not have its own fire department. The town contracts with the neighboring Winnetka fire department. For library services, the Kenilworth Public Library District contracts with the Wilmette Public Library District. Kenilworth has its own police department, and 9-1-1 calls are handled by Glenview Public Safety Dispatch. The Village of Kenilworth maintains a Public Works Department for maintenance of streets, trees, village-owned buildings, and traffic signals. Kenilworth is served by the Kenilworth Park District, which maintains parks and related facilities, and provides recreational programming. Government Education Kenilworth has its own public school district, with its only school being Joseph Sears School, named after the founder of the village. The district is School District 38 in Cook County, and is the fifth most expensive K-8 district in the state of Illinois in per-student spending. The school, commonly known as Sears, runs from junior kindergarten through eighth grade, with about sixty students per grade. Kenilworth is a part of New Trier Township High School District,