Joan G.
9/15/2015
This small park is actually on Taylor Ave. tucked between Maryland and Lindell Aves. It is considered a meditation park with a short labyrinth running around it. A place for you to stroll and...
Poelker Park
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1200 Market St
Saint Louis, MO 63103
Poelker Park, nestled in the heart of the Downtown West Neighborhood in St. Louis, is a serene oasis honoring the legacy of former Mayor John Poelker. Spanning one acre, this city park serves as a tribute to St. Louis firefighters, featuring a poignant memorial by R. P. Daus, depicting a firefighter carrying a child atop a granite pedestal.
Named after John Poelker, who served as Mayor from 1974-1977, the park offers visitors a peaceful retreat with lush greenery and thoughtful amenities. The park's central location between Tucker Boulevard, Market Street, Chestnut Street, and 13th Street makes it easily accessible for locals and tourists alike, inviting them to reflect and unwind amidst its scenic beauty.
With a rich history dating back to its establishment in 1986, Poelker Park stands as a symbol of community spirit and remembrance, embodying the resilience and dedication of St. Louis residents. Visitors can explore the park's intricately designed landscape while paying homage to the brave firefighters who have safeguarded the city, creating a harmonious blend of nature and heritage.
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Jason V.
10/29/2019
This is one of those "pocket parks" in the city, not too far from Central West End and the Cathedral Basilica. If you ask me, it's in a very odd place, but I'm sure that's the way it was intended...
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