
This is a fabulous area of sun and relaxation that I overheard one state "Wow... I never knew this existed.. it's like a boardwalk with families, walkers, bikers, runners, ships sailing...pretty...
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Lucretia Edwards Shoreline Park in Richmond, CA, pays tribute to the wartime contributions of the Bay Area Shipyards during World War II. Named after local activist Lucretia W. Edwards, the park features art installations that symbolize the diverse workforce and the significant role played by the shipyards in increasing America's productivity.
The park's design incorporates historical elements such as a granite map of the Bay Area, shadow figures representing liberty and victory, and bootprints aligning visitors towards the shipyards. Visitors can contemplate and reflect on the past while looking towards the future from various vantage points within the park, connecting them to the rich history of the area's shipbuilding efforts.
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This is a fabulous area of sun and relaxation that I overheard one state "Wow... I never knew this existed.. it's like a boardwalk with families, walkers, bikers, runners, ships sailing...pretty...
** The following review reflects my experience DURING the COVID-19 pandemic. ** Lucretia Edwards passed away fifteen years ago, but her legacy as an environmental activist can be felt in all the...
The pictures are for the wrong spot. I like this place, but it is so fare away from everything, that it isn't my go to spot. But it's a nice enough spot. I only go on the weekends because the...
Beautiful spot for a walk. Great community feel with clean restrooms and parking. Settle in for the day with a BBQ and awning or stop by for a walk with a view!
So I discovered & moved into what must be the best kept secret, hidden-gem-of-a-neighborhood in the entire Bay Area. I live in Richmond. Yes, the Richmond with the Iron Triangle & where the police...