This is the official website for the EPNIA of Springfield, Illinois. The purpose for this website is to inform everyone of the Enos Park area, and its historical significance to Springfield.

New Park Sign
The Enos Park neighborhood is located just north of downtown Springfield, and encompasses 36 square blocks of residential and business properties. Once known as the "Jewel of Springfield", Enos park represented a diverse community of rich and influential leaders, as well as, modest american families. Even today, Enos Park is home to a plethera of diversity. It's tree lined streets are filled with victorian, italianate, and queen anne style homes that date well back into the early nineteenth century.

Reopening ceremony with ribbon cutting.
The Enos Park Neighborhood Improvement Association has been taking steps since the late 1980's to turn our neighborhood into the jewel it once was. With the help of Old Neighborhood Rehab,Inc., other positive influences, and as more homeowners move into the area, Enos Park is becoming a wonderful place to call home! We hope you'll visit and take a step back in time, to days gone by, and wonder in amazement what these old homes would tell if they could only speak.

Rep Raymond Poe recognizing Marilyn Piland for 20 years of work for Enos Park neighborhood.
We encourage you to check back often for new and exciting information and updates.
Click any of the links at top to learn more about our neighborhood and things we are doing to make Enos Park a historic place to live in the twenty-first century!
Thank You,
EPNIA Membership