The completion date was to have been July 1, but due to the wet spring, it has been pushed back to July 21.
September 13, 1947, WInnipeg Free Press
Kiwanis partnered with the city in the mid-1940s to fund the construction of several playgrounds that it would then turn over to the city to maintain and offer summer programming in through its parks staff.
This playground cost $5,000, including the wading pool, and was officially opened on September 14, 1947, by George Jackson, president of the Kiwanis Club of Winnipeg, and Mayor Garnet Coulter.
For more about the post-war Kinsmen Playgrounds.














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