Artisan Park has retained its title as a main attraction to the Park Ridge district even today. What was once a beautiful, well kept park with a dazzling fountain at its center, accented by sculptures of all sorts, has long since overgrown, completely reclaimed by nature. Artisan Park has grown to engulf nearly the entire western half of the district in greenery. Prey, for cats and humans alike, can be found here.

Named for its close proximity to Glasgow Gallery (only a single block away), Gallery Station was always adorned with the art of local artists. One could always expect to find a musician with an open instrument case ready to accept your change as you passed by, catching a snippet of a song, waiting on the platform as you got on or off the train. While trains run on the tracks today, it rarely makes stops here, for there is little in the area worth stopping for by human standards.