La Palma Park – Anaheim CA

City:
Anaheim, CA

Site Type:
Parks and Recreation

New Deal Agencies:
Works Progress Administration (WPA), Work Relief Programs

Started:
1937

Completed:
1939

Quality of Information:
Good

Marked:
Unknown

Site Survival:
Extant

Description

The Works Progress Administration (WPA) provided $195,000 in funding to pay relief workers to develop La Palma Park in Anaheim, CA. Workers planted palm trees, built a playground, and built the baseball field, which is now known as Dee Fee Stadium, all remain intact. But the pond pictured in the historic photo has been filled in and replaced with a parking lot.

Source notes

Epting, Charles. The New Deal in Orange County. Charleston, The History Press, 2014.

Site originally submitted by Diem Duong on November 14, 2023.

Location Info


1151 N La Palma Pkwy
Anaheim, CA 92801
Orange County

Coordinates: 33.84854, -117.92245

Site Details

Federal Cost
$195,000

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