#118 A new park in Richmond’s Fan District featured sculpted concrete forms, a large shuffleboard area and several open play areas, 1973.

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#118 A new park in Richmond’s Fan District featured sculpted concrete forms, a large shuffleboard area and several open play areas, 1973.

Reflecting on Richmond’s Journey in the 1970s through Historic Photos

#118 A new park in Richmond’s Fan District featured sculpted concrete forms, a large shuffleboard area and several open play areas, 1973.

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