Ed. Smalley Centennial Park - Stroud, OK
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N 35° 44.936 W 096° 39.293
14S E 712046 N 3958638
A small park in downtown Stroud, set aside to commemorate.
Waymark Code: WM9XC8
Location: Oklahoma, United States
Date Posted: 10/10/2010
Views: 6
Immediately to the west of the well-known Rock Cafe in downtown Stroud, at the corner of N. Second Avenue and E. Main, lies a small park named Ed. Smalley Centennial Park (Also known as Ed Smalley Memorial Park). Edgar N. Smalley (1924-2005) was a local resident and businessman in Stroud, and one-time owner of the Rock Cafe.
This area contains a lovely gazebo, beautiful landscaping, a bronze eagle sculpture and a war memorial. The area is directly on the main street of Stroud (Route 66), and offers visitors a place to sit and ponder, and a nice green landscaped area right in downtown.
There are no recreational or eating facilities here - just a spot to stop and relax.
Name: Ed. Smalley Centennial Park
Street Location: N. 2nd St. and E. Main St.
Local Municipality: Stroud
State/Province, etc.: OK
Country: US
Web Site: [Web Link]
Memorial/Commemoration: Individual, Edgar N. Smalley
Date Established: Unknown
Picnic Facilities: None
Recreational Facilities:
None
Monuments/Statues: War Memorial
Art (murals/sculpture, etc.): Eagle Sculpture
Fountains: None
Ponds/Lakes/Streams/Rivers/Beach: None
Traditional Geocaches:
Special Events: Not listed
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