Anderson Park

Washington, United States

Freely accessible

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Opening hours: dawn-dusk

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Anderson Park in Redmond, Washington, is a public park built in National Park Service rustic style, originally established as Redmond City Park in 1928. The site was significantly expanded and improved through Works Progress Administration funding in 1938, a New Deal-era federal employment program. Renamed Albert Anderson Memorial Park in 1946 to honor Anderson's contributions to the park's community development and volunteer coordination efforts, the park is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Two rustic cabins within the park once served the community as venues for public events and services, and housed the Redmond Senior Center and various municipal offices before the construction of city hall.