Jackson Park Sunken Gardens And Fountain

Jackson Park Sunken Gardens And Fountain
Year: 
1967
Publisher: 
Schneider Enterprises & Gifts Ltd.
Type(s): 
Postcard
Identifier(s): 
62958-D
Language: 
English
Source: 
Mike Skreptak Collection; Red Binder
Notes: 
C. 1967; "Jackson Park Sunken Gardens and fountain. A nearby rose garden symbolizes Windsor's title as the "City of Roses". Jackson Park is located south and east of the intersection of Tecumseh Road and Ouellette Avenue; the park was purchased at the end of 1927 from the Windsor Jockey Club; it was officially named Jackson Park in July 1929 in honour of Mayor Jackson, Windsor's mayor at the time; the construction of the gardens began in 1930 with federal support.
Subject(s): 
Jackson Park (Windsor)
Parks
Ouellette Avenue (Windsor)
Tecumseh Road (Windsor)
Fountains
Place(s): 
Windsor (Ontario)
Rights: 
Public Domain
Repository: 
University of Windsor. Leddy Library
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