As EVG first reported at the time, the fountain arrived here in August 1891, when people were squandering their money on 5-cent cups of coffee.
Read about the history of the fountain here.
Wednesday, June 15, 2022
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Wish they'd do that with the park benches as well. (Yuck) Or at least the ones that aren't rotted away.
ReplyDeleteSince the subject came up is it possible perhaps we've all seen enough of the recurring cardboard art for what is at essence promotional material for a private concern?
ReplyDeleteI disagree. I enjoy seeing the cardboard art. It contributes to the unique creative atmosphere of the park. It also gets removed and cleaned-up each time, from what I can tell.
DeleteHow do we buy a tribute stone?
ReplyDeleteCall 311 or Parks Department. I know someone who bought one.
DeleteHaha “as Grieve reported at the time”
ReplyDeleteOk what abt trees and grass fields
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