
This little park is the site of many weddings and other events. During the week, it is mostly empty, though.

There are a couple of memorials in the park. The above is for September 11. A few stone benches in the park have the names of Big Spring Garden Club members who have passed on.

When I was in elementary school, which was a long time ago in the 1970s, we'd troop down to Big Spring Park for our end-of-year picnic. The park is within walking distance of Breckinridge Elementary School. I thought then that it was the greatest park in the world.

The park is also next to Fincastle Presbyterian Church. The cemetery holds the remains of a number of Botetourt County Revolutionary War heroes.
Thanks for showing the park. It reminds me of special places I used to go to during my childhood in Danville. I miss it so much.
ReplyDeleteHmmm, not sure I've ever paid attention to the park, but I've run through and wandered through the old cemetary. Fascinating history there I'm sure. =) Hope you are doing well blog friend.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty little park--I know it must hold fond memories for many folks, as it does for you. It looks like a wonderful place for a school picnic, with all that green space to run around in!
ReplyDeleteooooh, I've never been there. What wonderful memories and what a neat little spot for writing. Enjoyed your photos!
ReplyDeleteIt is a wonderful little park. Stopped and visited today. May 27, 2020.
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