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[[File:Portland Firefighter's Park.JPG|thumb|500px|Portland Firefighter's Park]]

'''Portland Firefighter's Park''' is a small park in a triangle of land at [[SW 19th Avenue|SW 19th]] and [[W Burnside Street|Burnside]]. It is dedicated to honoring the city's fallen firefighters, but was built specifically in honor of Chief [[David Campbell]] who died in the line of duty on June 26th, 1911. 

The park was completed in 1927.  The designer was the well-known French-American architect Paul Cret, and the sculptor was [[Avard Fairbanks]].  

As of March 2010, the park is being considered for inclusion on the National Historic Register of Places. The interest in including it on the NHRP stemmed directly from plans that the [[David Campbell Memorial Association]] had made for creating a new firefighter's memorial, and removing many of the key elements of the park.

[[Category:Parks]]
[[Category:Architecture]]
[[Category:Goose Hollow neighborhood]]