Centennial Park - Holland, Michigan USA - Municipal Parks and Plazas on Waymarking.com

A small picturesque park in Holland with tulip beds, a fountain, gazebo, koi pond, paved paths throughout, and many benches to sit and enjoy the scenery.
“Reverend Albertus C. Van Raalte originally set aside the land that is now Centennial Park, located at 10th Street and River Avenue, for a public market. However, after the fire of 1871, the land grew weedy and remained unused. In 1876, the park was named and created in honor of the nation’s centennial celebration and has since hosted many celebrations in Holland. The park was restored in 1985. Today, the 5.6 acre park houses a gazebo with public restrooms, a coral rock fountain, several benches, and dozens of different trees and plants.”
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Centennial Park
10th Street and River Avenue
Holland, Michigan 49423

Name: Centennial Park Street Location: 10th Street and River Avenue Local Municipality: City of Holland State/Province, etc.: Michigan Country: USA Web Site: [Web Link] Memorial/Commemoration: Centennial created in honor of the USA's centennial celebration Date Established: 1876 Picnic Facilities: Gazebo, benches, grass, restrooms Recreational Facilities: Walking paths Monuments/Statues: Reverend Albertus C. Van Raalte Art (murals/sculpture, etc.): Tulip beds, flowers, trees Fountains: Coral Fountain Ponds/Lakes/Streams/Rivers/Beach: Koi pond Special Events: Concerts, art shows, craft shows, Dutch Dancers during Tulip Time Traditional Geocaches: Not listed

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