Washington Park: Difference between revisions

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Washington Park is one of Portland's oldest parks.

Situated in the West Hills, it was originally known as City Park. It is home to:

the World Forestry Center
the Vietnam Veterans of Oregon Memorial
the Hoyt Arboretum
the Portland Japanese Gardens
the International Rose Test Garden
the Oregon Zoo
the Washington Park MAX station, reportedly the deepest transit station in the United States

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-Washington Park is one of Portland's oldest parks. It was originally known as [[City Park]]. It is home to the [[World Forestry Center]], [[Hoyt Arboretum]], the [[Portland Japanese Gardens]], and the [[Oregon Zoo]].
+'''Washington Park''' is one of Portland's oldest parks.
+Situated in the West Hills, it was originally known as [[City Park]]. It is home to:
+* the [[World Forestry Center]]
+* the Vietnam Veterans of Oregon Memorial
+* the [[Hoyt Arboretum]]
+* the [[Portland Japanese Gardens]]
+* the International Rose Test Garden
+* the [[Oregon Zoo]]
+* the Washington Park [[MAX]] station, reportedly the deepest transit station in the United States
 [[Category:Parks]]