CITY PARKS
EAST CITY PARK & GAZEBO
EAST CITY PARK & GAZEBO
EAST CITY PARK & GAZEBO
The East City Park in Hill City was erected as a WPA project in 1937. The City Park hosts the Annual Graham JAM, Weekend Farmers Market, and many other Community Events throughout the year. Be sure to check out the Christmas lights in the park, during the Holidays and enjoy the City Park any time of the year.
FAIRVIEW PARK
EAST CITY PARK & GAZEBO
EAST CITY PARK & GAZEBO
The Fairview Park on North 8th Street in Hill City, has playground equipment, as well as public restrooms.
This is the Park that is out of the way, calm and quiet, and very welcoming.
Alvin and Alice Dink were the ones that financially supported Fairview Park and the parcel of land was donated by the McVey family.
THE POOL PARK
EAST CITY PARK & GAZEBO
THE POOL PARK
The City Swimming Pool Park
The City Park next to the Hill City Municipal Swimming Pool, is a great place to rest and relax. Family gatherings are a mainstay at the Shelter house and of course at the swimming pool, during the Summer Season.
Public Restrooms are on site, as well.
CITY PARKS
BOGUE CITY PARK
NICODEMUS CITY PARK
mORLAND CITY PARK
The City Park in Bogue, features Picnic table area and a Kiosk that tells the story of the City of Bogue.
A great rest stop for travelers on Hwy 18.
Signage also includes the Nicodemus Township Historic Trail information and the connection between Bogue and Nicodemus.
Be sure and stop in for a Coffee and conversation at the Community Center on the Main Street Corner in Bogue and say hello....
mORLAND CITY PARK
NICODEMUS CITY PARK
mORLAND CITY PARK
The Morland City Park The addition of a walking path is coming soon to the Morland City Park. The park features a Picnic area, and lots of playground equipment for kids to play on and enjoy. A Kiosk is located in the Park featuring the history of Morland and the HWY 24 Solomon Valley Heritage Alliance.
NICODEMUS CITY PARK
NICODEMUS CITY PARK
NICODEMUS CITY PARK
The Nicodemus park was established when the township hall was built in the late 1930s. The youth at that time, under the leadership of 4-H Leader Blance White. Elm trees were planted for beautification and later a water well and a slide were installed. Other outdoor park features include: Covered seating and barbecue pits and in recen
The Nicodemus park was established when the township hall was built in the late 1930s. The youth at that time, under the leadership of 4-H Leader Blance White. Elm trees were planted for beautification and later a water well and a slide were installed. Other outdoor park features include: Covered seating and barbecue pits and in recent years, two horseshoe pits were installed and the gazebo moved from the southside of the park on Washington Avenue.
After Nicodemus' destination as a Historic Landmark District in 1976 and National Historic Site in 1996, markers and wayside interpretative signs were installed along the frontage road. The Highway 24 Tourism Alliance sign is also installed there. The Historic Township Tour sign and map is the most recent addition to the historic markers.
The park has been used since its creation to host various public events. When the Emancipation Celebration moved from the Scruggs Grove in the 1940s, the Park surrounding the Township Hall has been the Site of most of the festivities. A playground with slide, merry-go-round, etc. Was installed on the southwest corner of the block to accommodate more children activities.
- Angela Bates, Nicodemus Historical Society.