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Warde Park

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Visitor amenities

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  • Benchfacility

…be in nature

  • Gardennature

…culture & learning

  • Public Artculture

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  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Accessible parking

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Overview

About this park

Warde Park is a 0. 23-acre mini park (9,900 square feet) donated to the City of Enterprise by Charles R. Warde on December 14, 1995.

Warde developed it at no cost to the city with a brick walk, benches, trees, shrubs, flowers, and a bronze statue of Chief Joseph. The city is now responsible for maintenance.

Background

History & notes

The gift requires the city to keep it as a public park named The Warde Park and to maintain it; otherwise the land reverts to the grantor. Mr.

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Enterprise, OR 97828
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