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Grant Park

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About

The park is named after Ulysses S. Grant who visited Portland three times, a rare thing for a president to do in the days before air travel - or even before standardized rail travel! Grant was first assigned to Fort Vancouver where he made friends with many of Portland's politicians. Grant Park was the setting for many scenes in children's books by Beverly Cleary. In 1991, a group of teachers, librarians, and business people formed the Friends of Henry & Ramona, and began to raise funds for the Beverly Cleary Sculpture Garden for Children . Portland artist Lee Hunt created life-sized bronze statues of three of Cleary's best-loved characters - Ramona Quimby, Henry Huggins, and Henry's dog Ribsy.

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What they offer

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Kid Friendly

Features

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Describes

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When it is open

Open DailyOpen EarlyOpen LateOpen MondaysOpen Sundays

What is there

Accessible Play AreaBall FieldBasketball CourtDog Off-Leash AreaFountainPicnic ShelterPicnic TablesPublic ArtRestroomsRunning TrackSoccer FieldSplash PadStep-Free AccessTennis CourtWalking Paths

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