Artist: Yao Xilai Dedicated: October 28, 2000 Medium: Stainless steel, bronze Description: A sculpture of a boy and girl sitting on a small bridge releasing a dove. It signifies the friendship between […]
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Artist: Sandy Scott Medium: Bronze Installed: 2005 Veterans of Clay County who were killed in action are honored with a memorial in Anita B. Gorman Park in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Kansas City North Community Center has full-sized gymnasium, cardio/weight room, auditorium, kitchen, meeting rooms, pottery studio, exercise room and tennis courts adjacent to the building. Warming/Cooling Site: During days of high
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Line Creek Community Center and Ice Arena is a 34,000 square-foot family recreation center located in the of Frank Vaydik Park surrounded by woods and bordered by Line Creek just
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Purchase your Season Passes Now >> 2025 Swimming Season May 30 thru Labor Day (September 1) Weekends only after school starts. No outside food or drink The Springs is an
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Description This fountain, located in Kansas City North in Anita B. Gorman Park, is one of two fountains that runs year round. It has also been called the “Spirit of
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Artist/Designer: Dennis McMan Installed: 2002 Description In the median of Shoal Creek Parkway at the entrance to the Shoal Creek Golf Course sits this little waterfall fountain. Lots of landscaping with trees,
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Artist/Designer: Tom Corbin/Bowman Bowman Novick Inc. and Larkin Associates Installed: 1995 Description/History Playful, happy, challenging, thoughtful–all are terms that can be used to describe Kansas City’s Children’s Fountain. The fountain
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