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Centennial Park

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Centennial Park

Windsor, Ontario

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About Centennial Park

Centennial Park was officially dedicated and opened on July 1, 1967, Canada's 100th birthday. A time capsule, donated by the Ingram family, was sealed that day and will be opened in the year 2067. The Odette Sculpture Park is included within the riverfront park. It also features walking and cycling trails which are part of Roy Battagello Riverwalk. Windsor's chain of riverfront parks located on Riverside Drive West from the Ambassador Bridge to Church Street, is home to the Windsor Sculpture Park. The park features large-scale contemporary sculptures for public viewing. The collection continues to develop every year through private donations, with 32 sculptures presently in the park. Visit the Windsor Sculpture Park .

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Adresse: 1530 Riverside Dr W
Windsor, Ontario
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