This small neighborhood park brings jungle gyms and lots of childhood memories for the author.
Tag Archives: Wichita History
Skyline Park
A small park that replaced an empty lot along Kellogg.
Dr. Glen Dey Park
An exceptional park for Wichita. Named in honor of a city leader, this park has art, football, and an awesome jungle gym.
Lincoln Park
Sitting quietly along Broadway, this park is a cool reprise for the neighbor kids.
ICT Pop-Up Urban Park
A one time eye-sore is brought to life thanks to art and some dedicated Wichitans.
Chester I. Lewis Reflection Square Park
The park is dedicated to one of Wichita’s civil rights leaders and the Dockum Sit-in.
Finlay Ross Park
This downtown park is dedicated to a man that had a lot to do with the way Wichita looks today.
Seneca Park
Step into the magical world of Seneca Park, where fairy tales come to life and memories are made. Join our adventure as we explore the park’s new playground equipment! Find out how Jeremy’s last name ties into the story and why we couldn’t play pickleball, only on our Seneca Park adventure.
Meadowlark Park
Discover the history behind Meadowlark Park, a small park in Wichita that was once in a flood zone. Find out about the nearby drive-in theater called the Meadowlark and how it’s connected to the park’s name. Follow our journey as we enjoy a picnic in the park, explore the tiny playground, and discover a surprising lack of trash cans.
Grandview Heights
Discover the story behind Grandview Heights, a small park built on the ruins of homes lost to floods.
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