city park

In 1962, that land became part of a city park.

There was even an oil well in the city park.

A city park would be built as part of the project.

It was added to the city park system in 1916.

The high school was located in what is today city park.

They also gather at a city park to study environmental issues.

After restoration, the site became a city park in 1985.

A small city park in the neighborhood is named for him.

The band started playing in the city park when it was just a field.

After Smith died in 1935, the statue was moved to a city park.

From 1853 to 1965 it was a Salem city park.

Young people are not allowed inside the city park at night without being accompanied by a family member.

In 1905 the land became a city park after plans for a housing development fell through.

About 3,000 cars were pulled out of city parks in 1990 alone.

The last of the horses were retired to a city park.

At the same time, stages are set up in city parks.

It is the largest city park of this type in Europe.

"The vision to take so much land for a city park was unprecedented in the history of this country."

It will have almost 400,000 square feet of space on what is now a city parking lot.

But here his father slept on a city park bench.

The city park to the north has also been rehabilitated.

The site chosen for the temple is in a city park.

It consists of middle class housing and a city park.

City Park is on the eastern border of the neighborhood.

The earth beneath your bare feet is something you can never feel in a city park.