Spokane Park Highlights
From its earliest decades, Spokane has been a town of parks and recreational opportunities. This tour will you show you some of the highlights, including Manit…
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Corbin and Moore-Turner Heritage Gardenslocation_fillPioneer Park is comprised of the two residences which occupied the premises. One property, which was owned by…
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20th Street Entrancelocation_fillThe main entrance to Manito Park is now at 18th and Grand, but in earlier years the entrance was at 20th and G… -
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Mirror Pondlocation_fillThe lake before you originally stretched from Division to Grand. First named Mirror Lake, this shallow water … -
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The Manito Park Zoolocation_fillThe Zoo was part of Manito Park from 1905 to 1932. There were several small animal cages near Rose Hill and t… -
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Nishinomiya Tsutakawa Japanese Gardenlocation_fillBefore the Japanese Gardens, this area was part of the zoo from 1905 to 1932. This area was home to ostrich a… -
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Cliff Parklocation_fillStanding at 2260 feet above sea level, this volcanic outcrop was used by the Spokane Tribe as a lookout. On a … -
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High Bridge Parklocation_fillHigh Bridge Park has had a variety of uses including a motor camp, sanitarium for tuberculosis, temporary home… -
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Aubrey L. White Parkwaylocation_fillAubrey L. White is the known as the father of Spokane's Parks. He arrived in Spokane in 1889 and spent a lot … -
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Riverside State Parklocation_fillThe land where Riverside State Park sits was once lands used by the Spokane Tribe and other local tribes. The… -
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Corbin Parklocation_fill"Lemonade and garden hats" are the legacy of Corbin Park according to an article in the Spokane Daily Chronicl…
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