Brower Park - Market Street - Pierceton, Indiana
Posted by: Groundspeak Premium Member walkingwildly
N 41° 12.035 W 085° 42.303
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Brower Park -105 East Market Street, Pierceton, Indiana
Waymark Code: WMPT75
Location: Indiana, United States
Date Posted: 10/16/2015
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member DougK
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Brower Park -105 East Market Street - Washington Township, Pierceton, Indiana
Nice little park in the town of Pierceton. Has a big pavilion with tables for picnics, and lots of grassy area for sports.
They have all kinds of events each year in this park. One is Pierceton Days.
Name: Brower Park

Street Location: 105 East Market Street

Local Municipality: Washington Township, Kosciusko County

State/Province, etc.: Indiana

Country: United States

Web Site: [Web Link]

Memorial/Commemoration: Brick wall with flags in memory of those who served.

Date Established: 1866

Picnic Facilities: Pavillion, tables, fireplaces and lots of area to play games

Recreational Facilities:
This is just a small park in the town of Pierceton, IN. There is a pavilion with tables for picnics and lots of area to have fun with games people bring, like volleyball or horse shoes.


Monuments/Statues: Brick wall with flags with Lions & American Legion plaques displayed

Art (murals/sculpture, etc.): none

Fountains: none

Ponds/Lakes/Streams/Rivers/Beach: none

Special Events: Pierceton Day's

Traditional Geocaches:
none but there are some in town nearby


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