This three inch anti-tank gun from World War II has been in Miller Park for at least forty years. It was used in 1944-45. Sometime in the seventies it was re-painted a non-WWII kelly green color. For a long time the gun was on the big sidewalk in front of the Pavilion and was then moved to its present location. It sits on the north edge of the park near Wood Street and Summit street. It is also very close to the War Memorial Monument. In the background of the picture you can see the old Park Store and Laundramat. Allin Street runs north from the park in front of the Park Store and perpendicular to Wood Street.
This three inch anti-tank gun from World War II has been in Miller Park for at least forty years. It was used in 1944-45. Sometime in the seventies it was re-painted a non-WWII kelly green color. For a long time the gun was on the big sidewalk in front of the Pavilion and was then moved to its present location. It sits on the north edge of the park near Wood Street and Summit street. It is also very close to the War Memorial Monument. In the background of the picture you can see the old Park Store and Laundramat. Allin Street runs north from the park in front of the Park Store and perpendicular to Wood Street.
No comments:
Post a Comment