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Oregon is home to over 3,200 parks. One of them is the world’s smallest, comprising exactly one tree.
Mills End Park resides in a median strip in downtown Portland.
In 1946, Dick Fagan worked near what was then a hole in the ground, where a broken light post had not been replaced. He planted flowers in the hole and named it the world’s smallest park. In 1971 the Guinness Book of World’s Records confirmed it.
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Oregon is home to over 3,200 parks. One of them is the world’s smallest, comprising exactly one tree.
Mills End Park resides in a median strip in downtown Portland.
In 1946, Dick Fagan worked near what was then a hole in the ground, where a broken light post had not been replaced. He planted flowers in the hole and named it the world’s smallest park. In 1971 the Guinness Book of World’s Records confirmed it.
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Oregon is home to over 3,200 parks. One of them is the world’s smallest, comprising exactly one tree.
Mills End Park resides in a median strip in downtown Portland.
In 1946, Dick Fagan worked near what was then a hole in the ground, where a broken light post had not been replaced. He planted flowers in the hole and named it the world’s smallest park. In 1971 the Guinness Book of World’s Records confirmed it.
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Oregon is home to over 3,200 parks. One of them is the world’s smallest, comprising exactly one tree.
Mills End Park resides in a median strip in downtown Portland.
In 1946, Dick Fagan worked near what was then a hole in the ground, where a broken light post had not been replaced. He planted flowers in the hole and named it the world’s smallest park. In 1971 the Guinness Book of World’s Records confirmed it.
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Oregon is home to over 3,200 parks. One of them is the world’s smallest, comprising exactly one tree.
Mills End Park resides in a median strip in downtown Portland.
In 1946, Dick Fagan worked near what was then a hole in the ground, where a broken light post had not been replaced. He planted flowers in the hole and named it the world’s smallest park. In 1971 the Guinness Book of World’s Records confirmed it.