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| caption = Front View of Pedro Albizu Campos Memorial Park in Ponce, Puerto Rico, looking East |
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The park sits on a 5-[[acre]] lot bordered by [[Rio Bucana]] on the east end, Puerto Rico route [[PR-1]] on the south, Pedregal Street on the north, and Dr. Pedro Albizu Campos street on the west. It is near the intersection of Ponce By-pass Road ([[PR-2]]), Miguel Pou Boulevard ([[PR-1]]), and Comercio Street ([[PR-133]]). |
The park sits on a 5-[[acre]] lot bordered by [[Rio Bucana]] on the east end, Puerto Rico route [[PR-1]] on the south, Pedregal Street on the north, and Dr. Pedro Albizu Campos street on the west. It is near the intersection of Ponce By-pass Road ([[PR-2]]), Miguel Pou Boulevard ([[PR-1]]), and Comercio Street ([[PR-133]]). |
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There is a full-body [[statue]] of Dr. Albizu Campos as the centerpiece of the park.<ref>[http://www.panoramio.com/photo/24623557 Location of PAC Park]</ref><ref>[http://www.panoramio.com/photo/24623405 Pedro Albizu Campos Monument] |
There is a full-body [[statue]] of Dr. Albizu Campos as the centerpiece of the park.<ref>[http://www.panoramio.com/photo/24623557 Location of PAC Park]</ref><ref>[http://www.panoramio.com/photo/24623405 Pedro Albizu Campos Monument]</ref> The park is located in sector Tenerias of Barrio [[Machuelo Abajo]] where Albizu Campos was born and spent his youth. |
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==Use== |
==Use== |
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* Jovita Santiago Santiago, Dic-4-78 |
* Jovita Santiago Santiago, Dic-4-78 |
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* Antonia Rodriguez Torres, Dic-2-79 |
* Antonia Rodriguez Torres, Dic-2-79 |
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* Nelson Cedeño Ramos, 25-10-82 |
* Nelson Cedeño Ramos, 25-10-82 |
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== References == |
== References == |
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Revision as of 08:25, 3 January 2011
| Parque Pedro Albizu Campos | |
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| Type | Urban park |
| Location | Ponce, Puerto Rico |
| Opened | 1991 |
| Operated by | Government of Ponce, Puerto Rico |
| Status | Opened year-around dawn to dusk. Entrance free. |
The Pedro Albizu Campos Park is a passive recreational park in the city of Ponce, Puerto Rico. It was dedicated on September 12, 1991, to the memory of Puerto Rican Nationalist leader Pedro Albizu Campos by the Government of the Autonomous Municipality of Ponce.[1] Dr. Pedro Albizu Campos was born in Ponce on September 12, 1891. He was raised in Ponce and lived most of his life there as well.
Location
The park sits on a 5-acre lot bordered by Rio Bucana on the east end, Puerto Rico route PR-1 on the south, Pedregal Street on the north, and Dr. Pedro Albizu Campos street on the west. It is near the intersection of Ponce By-pass Road (PR-2), Miguel Pou Boulevard (PR-1), and Comercio Street (PR-133).
There is a full-body statue of Dr. Albizu Campos as the centerpiece of the park.[2][3] The park is located in sector Tenerias of Barrio Machuelo Abajo where Albizu Campos was born and spent his youth.
Use
Though a general use passive park, the park is also home to various civic and political activities relating to the ideals of autonomy, self-government and independence for Puerto Rico.
Stones
Among the features of the park is a set of twelve stones set on the ground in a two-by-six vertical formation. The stones contain the names of the last twelve known survivors of the 1937 Ponce massacre. In addition to the name the survivor, the person's date of death is also engraved on each stone. Also engraved are a Christian cross and the letters "RIP" (Rest in Peace).
The names and dates on some of the stones have faded away due to exposure to the weather elements. The names and dates on the twelve stones are as follows:
- Rafael Soto Moreno, 21-6-74
- Samuel Aponte Morales, 23-10-(77?)
- Pedro L. del Valle Almodovar, (3?)-Nov-80
- America Rivera Jimenez, 26-2-92
- Jovita Nieves, 4-11-72
- Andres Santiago, 27-7-91
- (undecipherable) Irizarry, 1-6-93
- (undecipherable) Santiago, 2-5-93
- Juanita Vega, Feb-9-74
- Jovita Santiago Santiago, Dic-4-78
- Antonia Rodriguez Torres, Dic-2-79
- Nelson Cedeño Ramos, 25-10-82
References