![Agassiz Circle](https://app.bfloparks.org/wp-content/uploads/Agassiz-Circle.jpg)
Agassiz Circle
Agassiz Circle connects the former Humboldt Parkway to Delaware Park. Agassiz Circle was once the grand entryway into Delaware Park, but has been degraded by the Scajaquada Expressway.
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Colonial Circle
Colonial Circle which was once called Bidwell Place, connects Richmond Avenue with Bidwell parkway. There is a statue of Brigadier General Daniel Davidson Bidwell in the center of the circle astride a horse.
![Gates Circle_3](https://app.bfloparks.org/wp-content/uploads/Gates-Circle_3.jpg)
Gates Circle
Gates Circle, which was once called Chapin Place is the terminus of the Olmsted Parkway System at Chapin Parkway and Delaware Ave.
![Ferry Circle](https://app.bfloparks.org/wp-content/uploads/Ferry-Circle_June-17-2018.jpg)
Ferry Circle
Ferry Circle is at the intersection of W Ferry and Richmond Avenue. It was recently restored based upon its original design by Frederick Law Olmsted Sr.
![McClellan Circle_June 2018](https://app.bfloparks.org/wp-content/uploads/McClellan-Circle_June-2018.jpg)
McClellan Circle
McClellan Circle has a five hundred foot right-of way. It connects Red Jacket Parkway to McKinley Parkway. The small center is embellished with a bed of flowering annuals, perennials, and shrubs.
![McKinley Circle](https://app.bfloparks.org/wp-content/uploads/McKinley-Circle.jpg)
McKinley Circle
McKinley Circle is on McKinley Parkway between Cazenovia Park and South Park. It is part of the border between the City of Buffalo and Lackawanna.
![Soldiers Circle](https://app.bfloparks.org/wp-content/uploads/Soldiers-Circle_Mar-2018.jpg)
Soldiers Circle
Soldiers Circle, once called Soldiers Place, was once lined with iron Civil War cannons. These may be replaced in the future.
![Symphony Circle_Nov 2018](https://app.bfloparks.org/wp-content/uploads/Symphony-Circle_Nov-2018.jpg)
Symphony Circle
Symphony Circle gets its name from the nearby Kleinhans Music Hall. Olmsted provided a tree-shaded walk on the outer side of each of the four separate panels created by the streets entering the circle, while near the inner edge of each he provided a fountain, and dense masses of shrubbery that provided shelter and a noise barrier for seats.