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Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. Location is now called Sunrise Park (2011). The baseball field is now Angels Stadium and the park is also home to the Palm Springs Parks & Recreation Department, the Palm Springs Public Library, the Palm Springs Swim Center and Mizell Senior Center Palm Springs Field Club; Site Plan, Sept. 1949; Ralph D. Cornell F.A.S.L.A. Landscape Architect, Harry J. Williams & Associates, Architects Labels on plan: future parking 650 cars, limits of present project, future stables, future trailer parking, property line, center line of future road, service yard, lawn, softball, hardball, fence, grand stands, curb, feed supply, officals [sic], concession toilets, paddock, corrals, tables, trailer parking, arena, equipment, groom, existing fence, existing house, space available for court games, existing soft ball, existing pavement, special parking, water, terrace, administration and recreation existing, parking, parking - 700 cars, scale 1"=50', existing trees, proposed trees, Baristo Road, Ramon Road, Sunrise Way, N [north arrow]
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Image
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Language
English
Subject
Baseball fields Environment Grandstands Parking lots Water features Fences Corrals Business Stables (animal housing) Softball fields Terraces (landscaped-site elements) Administration buildings Lifestyle Landscape architecture Lawns (landscaped grass) Palm Springs Field Club
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