Stone Structures at Tennis Courts
Description
Multiple New Deal agencies collaborated in the development of Pueblo’s City Park (and one of its primary components, the Pueblo Zoo). Stunning stone facilities and walls throughout the park are still in good condition.
There are at least two WPA plaques located in the park: one at the entrance and one affixed to one of the stone buildings at the park’s tennis court complex. The plaques state:
ERECTED THROUGH
THE COOPERATION OF
FEDERAL STATE AND
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
BY WORKS PROGRESS
ADMINISTRATION
DEDICATED TO THE
ENRICHMENT
OF HUMAN LIVES
* A RECORD OF *
* PERMANENT *
* ACHIEVEMENT *
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Tennis Courts at City Park
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WPA plaque on building by tennis courts
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Stone Wall, west side of park
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Walkway Bridge, SW corner of park
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WPA Plaque at park entrance
Source notes
WPA plaques on site. "The New Deal in Colorado, 1933-1942: Properties Listed in the National Register of Historic Places or the Colorado State Register," Colorado Historical Society, 2008. www.historycolorado.org/
Project originally submitted by Evan Kalish on August 1, 2016.
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