This place has been the spot for many historical events. I'm lucky to say I have attended more than one here. It may not be known to everyone in the city but it is iconic in its own right....
Washington Square Park
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Washington Square Park in Kansas City, MO is a charming 5-acre green space adjacent to Crown Center, featuring lush grass, trees, pathways, and a striking statue of George Washington on horseback. Established in 1925, the park holds historical significance as the result of a community effort to erect the statue, which was modeled after a renowned sculpture in Brooklyn, New York.
Managed by the Kansas City Parks and Recreation Department, Washington Square Park offers a serene retreat for visitors to enjoy leisurely strolls, picnics, and events such as the annual observance of National Flag Day. With a rich history and carefully curated landscaping, the park serves as a picturesque oasis in the heart of the city, inviting both locals and tourists to appreciate its beauty and heritage.
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While this isn't the kind of park I'd pack a picnic to, it's a nice green space with good views in the downtown KC area. Parts of the Crossroads specifically are drastically needing more green...
This small enough to be overlooked park, dwarfed as it is by Liberty Memorial, Union Station, and Crown Center, is a great green space housing both a grand equestrian statue of George Washington...
This a nice little park, consisting of several paved paths, several benches, and a good concentration of trees (lightly wooded, one could say). It offers a nice few of the downtown skyline and is...
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