[+] The distinctive suspension bridge crosses Duck Creek. |
Pamperin Park is located along Duck Creek within the Village of Howard. The entrance, which was originally on the main highway heading west, has been well hidden by road improvements; a visitor must now turn west off Memorial Drive just north of State Trunk Highway 29 and follow several local streets. In addition to public play and recreation, the park includes a pavillion building suitable for banquets and an outdoor gazebo area. |
[+] The playground was created by the neighborhood after residential development reached the park. |
[+] Main dining room in the pavillion being prepared for a weekend banquet. |
[+] Second dining room in the pavillion |
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[+] This fountain on the bank of Duck Creek memorializes Ella Hoes Neville. |
[+] These portraits of T.A. Pamperin and Nellie Pamperin hang inside the pavillion building. |
[+] The gazebo area is for rentals only. |
[+] The main entrance road runs from Old Shawano Avenue along Duck Creek and under the new highway. |
[+] The entrance was marked with a series of pillars inscribed T. A. Pamperin Park. |
[+] Into the 1950s it was possible to drive across Duck Creek using this ford. This route was an extension of Howard's Memorial Drive on the way to Oneida. |
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