Monuments

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Monuments

To view the monuments of a particular park please click on the links below:

Alexander Park Alton C. Parker Park Ambassador / Assumption & Centennial Parks
Bert Weeks Memorial Gardens Blue Heron Lake City Hall Square
Civic Esplanade C.N.R. Park Coventry Gardens/Reaume Park
Derwent Park Devonshire Court Park Dieppe Gardens
Drouillard Park Herb Gray Nature Reserve Jackson Park
Lakeview Park Marina Lanspeary Park Little River Corridor
Mackenzie Hall Park Malden Park Matthew Rodzik Park
Mic Mac Park Mill Street Heritage Park Optimist Memorial Park
Realtor Park Sandpoint Beach Shaughnessy Cohen Woods
Willistead Park    



Little River Corridor

Little River Corridor Bridge 1
Location: Along Ganatchio Trail
picture of the Little River Corridor (bridge)

This bridge is constructed of new and recycled materials. It was designed and built through the generous volunteer efforts of the following community-minded companies:
Dedicated to the spirit of the Little River Corridor Project September 1999 City of Windsor Department of Parks & Recreation

 
Little River Corridor Bridge 2
Location:Along Ganatchio Trail
picture of the Little River Corridor (bridge 2)

This bridge is constructed of new and recycled materials. It was designed and built through the generous volunteer efforts of the following community-minded companies:
Dedicated to the spirit of the Little River Corridor Project April 1997 City of WindsorDepartment of Parks & Recreation

 
100th Anniversary Plaque
Location:Beginning of Little River Corridor, south of Riverside Drive
picture of the 100th Anniversary Plaque

In 1992 a forest of 100 trees, which include Blue Ash, Sassafras, Kentucky Coffee tree and many other was planted around the pond along with a plaque to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the City of Windsor.
This plaque was unveiled at the Centennial Forest by His Excellency the Right Honourable Ramon John Hnatyshyn, P.C., C.C., C.M.M., C.D., Q.C., Governor General of Canada 12-May-1992