Happy Hollow Recreation Center: Difference between revisions
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
{{NBS}}https://beta.phila.gov/parks-rec-finder/#/location/happy-hollow/56a8f85e7a8cee5e3a25b05d | {{NBS}}https://beta.phila.gov/parks-rec-finder/#/location/happy-hollow/56a8f85e7a8cee5e3a25b05d | ||
'''Happy Hollow Recreation Center''' {{gives}}<blockquote> | '''Happy Hollow Recreation Center''' {{gives}}<blockquote>A 4.6-acre site featuring playground equipment, sports fields, basketball and tennis courts. The three-room building includes a computer room, boxing gym, and multi-purpose room that host an array of activities. Opened in 1911, Happy Hollow is Philadelphia's oldest city-owned, continuously operating recreation center.<br><br>''History:'' Mr. E.W. Clark, a prominent Philadelphian, purchased five acres of former quarry land.</blockquote> | ||
==In The News== | ==In The News== | ||
Revision as of 02:44, 1 July 2018
https://beta.phila.gov/parks-rec-finder/#/location/happy-hollow/56a8f85e7a8cee5e3a25b05d
Happy Hollow Recreation Center gives the following descriptive information:
A 4.6-acre site featuring playground equipment, sports fields, basketball and tennis courts. The three-room building includes a computer room, boxing gym, and multi-purpose room that host an array of activities. Opened in 1911, Happy Hollow is Philadelphia's oldest city-owned, continuously operating recreation center.
History: Mr. E.W. Clark, a prominent Philadelphian, purchased five acres of former quarry land.
In The News
- Kenney Continues Tour Of Community Centers As He Pleads Case On Why Philly Needs Soda Tax, CBS Philly, March 20, 2017.