Memorial Park Traditional Cache
TheScarlettReviewer: Since there has been no response to my previous note, I am archiving the cache.
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In the trails behind Memorial park.
The Memorial Park marker honors those who died in the battle of Trail Creek skirmish. The park itself came into being after World War I, when Mayor Martin T. Krueger donated a tract of woods to be known as Memorial Park in honor of the 19 Michigan City men who died in the war.
Memorial Park is also the site where Father Marquette, the great French Jesuit missionary, preached to a group of Pottawattomie Indians in 1675 upon his return from Chicago to St. Ignace in upper Michigan, just before his death. Marquette Spring, near Friendship Gardens, is named for him.
** Cache container is a Camo'd Creamer coontainer **
Park in the Parking lot provided at:
N41°43.097 W 086°52.389
~~ 3-16-09: Cache was placed using a Yellow Garmin which could result in a slight difference if you are using a better GPS.
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