Teresa King’s book preserves Hart Park’s tree markers and memorials, ensuring their history is remembered and protected for future generations.
- King highlights the 14 remaining tree growth markers in the park, with two missing their plaques, and includes a detailed map of memorials and plaques dedicated to loved ones.
- King talks on the importance of protecting these historical markers, urging visitors not to vandalize or steal them as they are significant pieces of Hart Park’s history.
- The Nature Center will host an event on Sunday, September 29, focusing on earthquakes.
At Hart Park’s Nature Center, volunteers are going into the past, uncovering the rich history behind the park’s local landmarks. Teresa King, a dedicated volunteer, has taken it upon herself to document and preserve these treasures in her newly released book, Hart Memorial Park Markers and Memorials , created with Laura Turner.
“I thought, I need to photograph these, document them, and put them in a little book and donate it to the Nature Center, and I did,” says Teresa King.