English: Red Arrow Park in Milwaukee. Named in honor of the symbol for the 32nd Infantry Division. The original Red Arrow Park, between N 10th St and N 11th St south of Wisconsin Ave, was lost due to freeway construction. The County acquired the current site (just north of Milwaukee City Hall, east of the Marcus Center) in 1966 from the City of Milwaukee Redevelopment Authority. As part of recent redevelopment of the space, there is now a public outdoor ice-skating rink.
Photo is from the south end of park, looking north. The ice-skating rink is on the northern end.
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